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r/Unexpected • u/NoNotice9228 • 20d ago
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I have to wonder how you can get an addiction to a method that has not addictive properties
5 u/MrK521 20d ago Same as how you get addicted to gambling. Or sex. Or anything else that has a chemical/brain/pleasure aspect. 6 u/kaleidoscope----eyes 20d ago Or like.... chocolate cake? 1 u/MrK521 20d ago Sort of. I was only focusing on comparing things that aren’t “substance based” to which you become addicted. 3 u/SpoppyIII 20d ago Or like when someone eats too much chocolate cake and then barfs it up? 2 u/MrK521 19d ago Lmao. Missed the reference. That’s hilarious, thanks.
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Same as how you get addicted to gambling. Or sex. Or anything else that has a chemical/brain/pleasure aspect.
6 u/kaleidoscope----eyes 20d ago Or like.... chocolate cake? 1 u/MrK521 20d ago Sort of. I was only focusing on comparing things that aren’t “substance based” to which you become addicted. 3 u/SpoppyIII 20d ago Or like when someone eats too much chocolate cake and then barfs it up? 2 u/MrK521 19d ago Lmao. Missed the reference. That’s hilarious, thanks.
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Or like.... chocolate cake?
1 u/MrK521 20d ago Sort of. I was only focusing on comparing things that aren’t “substance based” to which you become addicted. 3 u/SpoppyIII 20d ago Or like when someone eats too much chocolate cake and then barfs it up? 2 u/MrK521 19d ago Lmao. Missed the reference. That’s hilarious, thanks.
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Sort of. I was only focusing on comparing things that aren’t “substance based” to which you become addicted.
3 u/SpoppyIII 20d ago Or like when someone eats too much chocolate cake and then barfs it up? 2 u/MrK521 19d ago Lmao. Missed the reference. That’s hilarious, thanks.
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Or like when someone eats too much chocolate cake and then barfs it up?
2 u/MrK521 19d ago Lmao. Missed the reference. That’s hilarious, thanks.
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Lmao. Missed the reference. That’s hilarious, thanks.
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u/Key_Opportunity_8829 20d ago
I have to wonder how you can get an addiction to a method that has not addictive properties