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sorry i read wrong
silly me i thought it was a question not a statement my bad sorry again |
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it's not so much ppl as addiction as it is feeling
being able to experience something new |
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being republican
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Thanks to all for your advice. It is well appreciated. Hillfolk, I appreciate all of what you said and will take it to heart. Unsure, I appreciate your advice as well, and yes I could stay away from the computer, but it is the one place I can share my poems and things I write to all who enjoy reading it. It is my therapy so to speak. With this site, it has become therapy. Once again thanks to all.
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All addictions do that though.
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I feel terible for anyone going through an addiction at any stage, and I hope the best for them and their families.
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goldenstar
yer fitting the scenario so far 
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You are welcome, Wolf. You will find that this place is enough addiction for just about anybody.
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If I, as a recovering addict, had to choose the worst addiction, I would have to choose codependancy. Chemical addictions are hard to treat, but the public is aware of the drug problem. Codependancy? Good luck finding support and not a crutch. Right after that comes alcohol, because it's a legal addiction, and our legal system won't touch it until someone gets behind the wheel.
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