I read some thing about addiction today in a web-site. It got me thinking for a long time. Why only smoking, drinking liquor and taking drugs are classified under addiction? Isn’t being addicted to chewing gums is also addiction? If addiction is classified under psychiatric disorders then shouldn’t we be free of all addictions?
There are numerous lists of bad habits people can acquire, one of the most common is the bad habit of smoking and the people who, do it often feel much persecuted. While smoking is not illegal (at least not yet), it is shunned by society as a whole. At first, you could smoke anywhere. Expecting fathers smoked in the maternity waiting rooms. Then, you could smoke in buildings, but only in a designated smoking room.
In an effort to save others from the ill effects of their second hand smoke, many people have switched their bad habits to smokeless tobacco. Just because the tobacco is not smoked, though, it does not mean the nicotine is not addictive. It is said to be just as hard a bad habit to break as cigarettes. People quitting it use patches and nicotine gum or Zyban, too.
Sleeping pills are bad habits to get into as well. They can be so addictive that you need a higher and higher dosage to fall asleep. Eventually, they will not help at all. Some people overdose in an attempt to reach a dose that will put them to sleep. It usually takes intervention by a doctor and/or a sleep clinic to straighten you out.
Alcohol can be a bad habit if you drink to excess. For some people with certain physical conditions, it can be risky anyway. It can be dangerous if mixed with particular medications. However, if a person is addicted to alcohol, they will not be concerned with that. Neither will they be concerned about their jobs or their relationships. It will all be about the next drink.
2 You lie about how much time you spend on the web.
3) You type F1 ~ F9 to people who don play maple in chat.
4) You spend all your free time mapling
5) You wish you had vip rock to reach a place
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