catadams

In fact, my addiction is very strange. But I love to read, and the addiction is that I am constantly buying new books. Even without reading the ones I have. And this happens all the time, if I don't buy at least 2 books a week, I'll feel really bad.

Stabty

I’ll be honest, my addiction used to be emotional eating. Stress, boredom, sadness, you name it, I’d turn to food for comfort. It got out of hand, especially during the lockdown. I knew I had to change, so I decided to Get Mounjaro Online to help me break that cycle. It’s been a great solution. It helped quiet the constant food thoughts and gave me the space to rebuild healthier habits. Now, I channel that need for comfort into things like journaling or long walks.

jadis

That's intimately familiar territory, though with age I cut down the buying part. Since I'm a college prof I have a bit of a budget for books that I need for research. But I only got worse: instead I visit the giveaway shelves of various libraries, academic libraries, street libraries, any libraries. This way I scratch the book-hoarding itch but also don't feel bad about having to dispose of them when I accept I don't really need them.

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zuzahafty

Soda and movies