Is It Possible to Be Addicted to Something Without It Being a Chemical Addiction?
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What I mean, is it possible to be addicted to something that doesn’t have a chemical basis like drugs or alcohol? Because I’ve heard of people being addicted to the internet, porn, and even food. Is it possible to be addicted to something like a daily routine like always practicing a musical instrument at the same exact time and length every day, or always running in the morning, or is that just a fear of change? I guess what I’m asking for is types of addictions.
Thanks for your help.
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Answer by Leon B
Sure. There are different kind of addictions.
Back when I was growing up, it wasn’t too uncommon for someone to be referred to seriously as a “TV addict” (this was before the Internet and home computers).
I imagine that if you get right down to it, addiction might be on some kind of spectrum.
Answer by Ghostryder
addiction comes in many forms ok also known as a habit I got one bursting into flames when there is evil around……..
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