I am the same way about the Internet. I could trash my television and never watch it again. But, man, there is no way I could do without the 'net.
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Good luck Ashton!
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What is a twitter addict? Really.
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I don't even understand Twitter
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I know what you mean commenter, 1. It was really hard for me at first, but now that I've rid myself of my addiction I have so much more free time. I also have less anxiety, and more time to focus on what is important.Commenter, 2 thank you so much, and God Bless!Commenter, 3
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dont ever go to cafemom then...that site will eat you alive! i am on a 30 day hiatus as we speak....maybe even on longer.
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I was very anti-facebook even anti-myspace but twitter really sucked me in, which makes me a complete hypocrite, I waste about 2 hours of my life on there daily and its so phucking stupid. Good Luck!
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Hello, everyone. So far I'm going pretty good. I have much more free time, which gives me slight Anxiety, and an urge to check it. I have 4,300 followers on there, which makes me feel like I must subject myself to it daily. But I realize that I'm only 16, and I have a whole life ahead of me and I shouldn't spend all of it on the internet constantly updating, on the hour, every hour. It also makes me feel bad watching my friends do things without me on the internet, which gives me a feeling of hopelessness. I suffer from depression, and I believe social networks have a lot to do with it. I believe giving it a break will give me a new perspective on life. Twitter has caused me to read less, sleep less, and even make me feel emotionalless sometimes. Having all of those people there to talk to me when I feel I have "No one" is my real addiction. I realize I have no real friends, this has taught me to turn to Jesus when I am feeling restless. Thanks for all of your comments, and support, I feel like you're the only ones I can tell this to without being judged, and for that, I thank you! Also, to anyone trying to do the same I would suggest deleting ALL social network apps off of your smartphone, or better yet, not having one at all. These last few days have really opened my eyes, and taught me that the human mind can be addicted to anything. God Bless you all!
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1 Up: Ok. Let me see if I have this straight: First, you are addicted to Twitter. Then you break your addiction from Twitter. Now you're addicted to Jesus. Isn't that kinda like a dog chasing its tail?
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I've always been a Christian. I've had an addiction to a website, not a drug. lol, it really isn't that serious. I never said I was addicted to Jesus. Read closely.
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Stop abusing the language people. You don't have to go around calling every codependent relationship an addiction, we have other words in the english language you can use, like codependent.
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I actually study psychology. And in 2 months I will have my degree. I've evaluated this closely, and have even spoke to others about it. It IS an addiction.
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Yes it is. I am totally addicted to myuntoldsecrets.com I randomly choose a page to start and go until I run into other pages I've read. Although I rarely comment, I have to read every comment. It's interesting to see the diffrent and varied clicks of people who grace these pages. I know this site has got to be helping many people. Be it with there secrets or the commenters being able to help a stranger in a time of need. And yes even the haters and trash talkers with an outlet to vent some...Whatever. Of course I have no secrets of my own Haha So you all wo'nt be able to get at me and see what makes this guy tick. Tic. Tic. Tic.
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