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When is it too much?
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When is it too much? Too much of anything can turn into an addiction . The word “addiction” suggests gambling, drinking, and drugs. But there are other habits, behaviors, and even beauty products that are surprisingly addictive. Here's a few you may not be aware of. Lip Balm Have you ever sat with a friend and watched as he or she applied and then reapplied lip balm repeatedly? There's actually a scientific reason for it. The ingredients in some products can end up being super drying, which prompt you to feel the need to keep reapplying in a vicious cycle. The person can also be very used to the textural feeling on his or her lips so when they don't have the product on, they feel that something is missing. I know people like this. Do you? Teeth Whitening It’s one thing to use whitening strips regularly to remove red wine and coffee stains. It’s quite another to be addicted to bleaching your teeth. There’s even a term for it: ‘Bleachorexia’ refers to being addicted to bleaching teeth. Overuse or misuse of whitening products such as lasers, strips, gels, rinses, or pastes can cause noticeable sensitivity, tooth pain, gum irritation, and weakened enamel, often temporary, but sometimes more permanent. At worst, teeth begin to demineralize with time, since whitening products strip tooth enamel resulting in transparent-looking teeth. Never tried it and now I never will. Exercise Exercise addiction is well established in the scientific literature and usually means that your day isn’t complete unless you’ve gotten in a run, hit the gym, or hopped on a bike. Exercise addicts tend use exercise as a coping strategy to control emotions. Is this what 'gym rats' are? Plastic Surgery Plastic surgery can quickly become an addiction for some. Patients seeking Botox often start out wanting to look ‘natural’ . Once they see how Botox smooths out fine lines and relaxes deep furrows, they notice small lines when they make expressions, and they want those gone too. Pretty soon, if the physician lets them, the ‘natural’ look becomes frozen. Other common “addictions” include facial fillers, especially in the lips and cheeks, and liposuction. “Procedural ‘addicts’ are usually unaware of their addiction and most often need to be turned away by their plastic surgeon. This type of patient literally skips from office to office until someone agrees to give them what they want. It is usually the surgeon or injector who makes the diagnosis of ‘addiction.’ I don't know anyone personally who are like this but there seem to be many examples of celebrities who are. Tattoos With 45 million Americans said to have at least one tattoo—and of that , 32 percent say they’re addicted—the question is why? Addiction is psychosomatic. If you imagine that tattoos can change people’s perception of you, you can believe that a new image on your skin will impress others, boost your self-esteem, and eliminate the need for more needlework. Several celebrities seem to fall into this category Shopping If you’re perpetually in need of retail therapy, take note. Turns out there are as many reasons to becoming addicted to shopping as there are shopping addicts. Some of the motivators include wanting to feel better about yourself or to feel more secure. Shopping can also be a way to soothe oneself, to feel more in control or to fill an internal void. How do you know if you’re an addict? If shopping is your equal opportunity all-purpose mood changer, if you’ve tried to stop and have been unable to, if you’re hiding purchases or bills, and/or if you’re lying about this to yourself and to others. Ever seen the hoarder shows on tv? Yikes! Tanning Tanning addiction is very common, particularly among young men and women between the ages of 18 and 30. More than 460,000 cases of skin cancer in the United States, Europe, and Australia each year are linked to indoor tanning. How do you know if you’re addicted? If you find you’re going to the tanning salon more often or staying in the tanning bed longer, that could be a sign of dependence. Never tried it nd never will. Pulling your Hair The clinical term for this is ‘trichotillomania’ and it’s when someone can’t stop twisting or pulling their hair out. It often doesn’t just stop with the hair on the head, either. Some people will pull the hair on their eyebrows or even eyelashes as a compulsive urge or mindless habit, such as when they are zoned out watching TV. I have known people who do this and it's so distracting when trying to have a conversation with them. Extreme Sports Those who enjoy extreme sports such as rock climbing, snowboarding, mountain biking, and more are often labeled as “adrenaline junkies” because they are addicted to the thrill and feeling of euphoria of doing such activities. A study published in the Journal of Behavioral Addictions found that when people don’t do these activities over an extended period, they go through symptoms of withdrawal consistent with addictive behaviours. Do you know anyone like this? Chewing Ice Called ‘pagophagia’ chewing ice is considered a form of pica, a type of eating disorder in which someone feels the need to chew items that have no nutritional value. Ice cravings may be specific to an iron deficiency, as well as a red flag for obsessive-compulsive disorder or another developmental issue. I used to do this and cracked many fillings. Sex Whether you enjoy having sex (and therefore feel like you need to have a lot of it) or can’t stop looking at porn, you may have 'hypersexual disorder'. The disorder also means your brain is hardwired similar to someone who has a gambling or drug addiction, making it difficult to give up that behaviour. Is that why many people join this site? Is there something that you simply cannot resist? 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Addiction is a brain disorder characterized by compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli despite adverse consequences. Despite the involvement of a number of psychosocial factors, a biological process – one which is induced by repeated exposure to an addictive stimulus – is the core pathology that drives the development and maintenance of an addiction. The two properties that characterize all addictive stimuli are that they are reinforcing and intrinsically rewarding.
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Yes there’s a distinct difference.
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I only have the lip balm one! lol
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Lip stuff. and this site... Definitely addicted to the illusion of being on a sex site... where unlimited possibilities exist. The only outcome possible here... is me going blind on my phone... ... is there another way to look at it Going Too Fucking Far NEW Blog Features RevealeD O O A Foolproof Method Posted Over on that NEW site O O
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I only have the lip balm one! lol
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Lip stuff. and this site... Definitely addicted to the illusion of being on a sex site... where unlimited possibilities exist. The only outcome possible here... is me going blind on my phone... 
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Its never to much i love it
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great points
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Its never to much i love it
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great points
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An ex of mine developed an alcohol problem a while after we split up. She has since kicked it but now has several tattoos and piercings. Me, I have an addiction to auto racing - doing it much more so than watching. If given an unlimited supply of money I would be racing - a lot. When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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An ex of mine developed an alcohol problem a while after we split up. She has since kicked it but now has several tattoos and piercings. Me, I have an addiction to auto racing - doing it much more so than watching. If given an unlimited supply of money I would be racing - a lot.
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I just love your blogs my friend as you always share such great information, I fortunately don't have any of these addictions well maybe had one for a good part of my life, and the last one is so true but it tends to get easier as we get older. I hope your having a great weekend.. Seduce the mind and see what a wonderful adventure the body will take you on.. 
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All my addictions are good ones.Like consumerism,funding this country's insatiable appetite to waste money and quality time hooked on T V shows like The Andy Griffith show,Dick Van Dyke,Get Smart and Gilligan's Island! All my plastic surgery was for restorative purposes Due to cancer! Not of the shallow grave variety. Using more than all the road!
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An ex of mine developed an alcohol problem a while after we split up. She has since kicked it but now has several tattoos and piercings. Me, I have an addiction to auto racing - doing it much more so than watching. If given an unlimited supply of money I would be racing - a lot. Using more than all the road!
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A genuine ‘need for speed’ .  When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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I can actually say you would no doubt enjoy a Checkered flag past! When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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I know several folks with the LIp Balm gem!! and in high school the Latin teacher used to stand in the front of the class and drop her eyebrows into the text book of whomever was the closest The last one is a feeble attempt at Tiger Woods issue If I have one it's Lesesucht (Virtual Symposium Group) use Virtual Symposium Group
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I just love your blogs my friend as you always share such great information, I fortunately don't have any of these addictions well maybe had one for a good part of my life, and the last one is so true but it tends to get easier as we get older. I hope your having a great weekend.. . I won't be rude and ask which addiction you have overcome. Am always happy to see you drop by.
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All my addictions are good ones.Like consumerism,funding this country's insatiable appetite to waste money and quality time hooked on T V shows like The Andy Griffith show,Dick Van Dyke,Get Smart and Gilligan's Island! All my plastic surgery was for restorative purposes Due to cancer! Not of the shallow grave variety.
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I can actually say you would no doubt enjoy a Checkered flag past!
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And good handling, always good handling.
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You are absolutely correct. I have the flags and other . . . momentos to show for it.
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I know several folks with the LIp Balm gem!! and in high school the Latin teacher used to stand in the front of the class and drop her eyebrows into the text book of whomever was the closest The last one is a feeble attempt at Tiger Woods issue If I have one it's Lesesucht
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Apart from a slight preponderance towards physical exercise, I'd say I'm free of these vices... (as for the other ones, Idon't feel inclined to talk in daylight ....)  Cheers my lady P
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