being too trusting —pretty hard to get over.

None, because I'm not a quitter and don't know how to give up.

Alcohol! I got gout very young because I drank so much.

Steam OT
I can quit anytime, I choose not to.

Smoking. But I didn't do it long enough to get really addicted.

I wouldn’t really call it an addiction but I did have a bad habit of procrastinating.

adderall

Work

I used to be a compulsive people pleaser. Took a long time to teach myself "no". If that doesn't count, I stopped video-gaming for an entire year. Granted, I came back to the addiction hobby shortly after but I think that counts.

The addiction of how one thinks the world revolves only around them.

Cause I hated talking and now I more likely would talk if it means to gain social experience.
Cause if I type this much on the internet I would probably be a good talker too if I could just find the confidence for my self esteem to break out of my shell.

I embrace all addictions. I let them fight it out until I'm stuck with the best one. It's the way of the sith.

It's tricky to talk about because it's a fine line between sharing info to show it can be done(which is helpful/motivational) vs giving a false impression that if I can do it, you can(which could tempt others). Where honestly most can't.

Anyway I quit my daily intravenous heroin addiction of 2 years when I knew I was going to be a father. It almost killed me and I haven't used since 2001. So that one is defeated.

Originally posted by Bassturd:

I embrace all addictions. I let them fight it out until I'm stuck with the best one. It's the way of the sith.

https://youtu.be/ny-PXrMotTw?si=GQS9XSLLzr9YIlqT