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@MB799sa

Ай бұрын

dude you forgot kitty addiction

@0Lvs1

Ай бұрын

Lmfao funny how this has 20 likes yet it's the pinned comment

@vassileus6530

Ай бұрын

Hey, does video games addiction doesn’t exist? Or is not considered by scientists?

@mariohw8562

26 күн бұрын

Religion addiction is Ussualy pretty common in Ateishm

@Jacobmcclure476

12 күн бұрын

@@mariohw8562how

addictionballs is crazy

@the_mariocrafter

3 ай бұрын

Inspired by me?

@imasailingdinosaur9785

3 ай бұрын

@@the_mariocrafter naw schnawg i didnt see yours, also chill its a youtube comment

@mrtrollnator123

2 ай бұрын

Ayo

@CreatorBruh

2 ай бұрын

@@imasailingdinosaur9785 he said the comment, but he didn’t say it first

@galaxyisbored

2 ай бұрын

addicted to balls

When you said P Addiction, I thought you meant an addiction to urinating and I got really confused 😭😭😭😭

@teehee4096

2 ай бұрын

"You pee six times a day? You have to stop. " "I can stop anytime I want!" 😂

@redhawkneofeatherman261

2 ай бұрын

Imagine Poophub, a site with videos that you watch while you poop

@jin_cotl

2 ай бұрын

😨

@AaronGeo

2 ай бұрын

Bruh imagine if that actually existed. Kidney failure

@richmondnnaemeka3230

2 ай бұрын

Bruh 😂

I had a self-harm addition, too, but i was able to stop it in time. Im pretty proud that i was able to stop it

@ellsbraceletz

3 ай бұрын

You might not hear this enough in your life or you may but Good job I’m very proud of you

@liogsbgofficial

3 ай бұрын

@@ellsbraceletz THANK YOU SMM 😭

@ellsbraceletz

3 ай бұрын

@@liogsbgofficial omg yea! Some of my friends never got told it so now I say it to everyone when they say they r struggling

@Dog_Rodger

3 ай бұрын

Great job on breaking the addiction! Not many people are able to do that.

@mrtrollnator123

3 ай бұрын

Im happy for u bro

we got addictionballs 💀💀💀 likes going numbers ngl

@SquidwardDriving

3 ай бұрын

Whats next, Balls addiction?

@oingle.zoingle

3 ай бұрын

@@SquidwardDriving im addicted to balls 😔😔

@mistthermite7791

3 ай бұрын

That was the first one

@JustEkin1

2 ай бұрын

before gta 6

@fsponj

2 ай бұрын

​@@SquidwardDriving☠️☠️

You forget about internet addiction, game addiction, exercise addiction, and work addiction

@Chelseabellsiee

27 күн бұрын

Yeah fr

@ackerkartoffel8627

14 күн бұрын

discord addiction?

@paulzander5192

13 күн бұрын

Maybe they'll be a part 2, because there are many more addictions out there

@karthickr1308

12 күн бұрын

Exercise addiction? What does it mean?

@Charles-sg9zu

12 күн бұрын

@@karthickr1308 Exercise will make us release dopamine as well to feel good. So it can be addictive as well. There’s various journal articles about exercise addiction.

Stop separating alcohol from other drugs, a big reason that alcohol addiction is so prevalent is because we don't treat it as a drug. Its just another drug.

@insertchannel3480

Ай бұрын

Womp womp yapper

@brodisnider4115

Ай бұрын

@@insertchannel3480 feel called out buddy?

@d3nie

Ай бұрын

If anything weed which is in the group of big drugs is probably better for you, as it won’t make you aggressive

@brodisnider4115

Ай бұрын

@@d3nie I agree, but weed is still a drug, and should be treated as such

@max122tom

Ай бұрын

Exactly, it's actually worse than a good bit of other drugs

Hello, I'm a detox nurse and it's extremely important for alcoholics know a particular detail about withdrawal; it has a tendency to raise the blood pressure to extraordinary levels. If you have high blood pressure, you are at a much higher risk of having a heart attack or stroke, especially if your family has a history of these things. Also, high blood pressure happens more frequently in African Americans, and in men more than women. If you are at risk for any of these conditions, it is urgent that you do not try to quit drinking without medical supervision, seek help especially in a *medical detox.* If your drinking has been a problem for years, *please* consider this advice and seek medical help and advice when quitting drinking. *Do NOT go cold turkey if you get the shakes, rapid heart beat, heavy sweating or a feeling of panic. These are symptoms of an acute withdrawal condition and should see a doctor or seek help in an emergency room immediately. For your life and safety.*

@OfficialShiggySimp

2 ай бұрын

Huh. That’s good to know.

@JustA_WalmartBag

2 ай бұрын

Aight

@JJW83641

2 ай бұрын

Wow I didnt know that people would have heart attacks if they stopped drinking. (Sometimes)

@PomniSimpUpdates

2 ай бұрын

No 🤑🤑🤑🤑

@siamsiamguite2909

2 ай бұрын

I ain't reading all that

Learned something new today. "Like all addicts, they don't see something wrong with their habits".

@jeremiahreed6794

2 ай бұрын

This was super interesting to me. Maybe that's why I don't see anything wrong with self-harm.

@xxgaelixsxx8151

2 ай бұрын

Well for me I see the problem, im a p addict, and I know I should stop it now but I cant. well actually I was near stoping it, this MIGHT sound crazy but lately i saw this show called my little pony and I was so into it I actually stopped doing "that" for a long time, i think i was wasting all my free time just watching my little pony, I literally just watched 228 episodes of 24 minutes in 1 month, and some of the movies tho. It was really good, I finally was feeling like it was the answer but then I just finished everything I could watch of my little pony and it just started again. (sorry for bad English)

@jeremiahreed6794

2 ай бұрын

@@xxgaelixsxx8151 Maybe try watching videos fans have made of it on KZread (theory vids, short animations, etc). I used to love MLP, so my KZread recommendations was full of that type of stuff. Sorry if this is a bad suggestion-

@crossfire7474

2 ай бұрын

@@xxgaelixsxx8151 You can achieve to recover soon.

@Lumberjack_king

2 ай бұрын

​@@xxgaelixsxx8151yeah and some people turn child friendly shows like mlp into p

The religion part was clearly written by an athiest. I am an atheist, but trying to argue that a religious person "getting upset if they cannot perform their religious rituals" is a sign of addiction is crazy. That's like saying "a vegan that refuses a steak is addicted to veganism".

@Handles_AreStupid

2 ай бұрын

@@Boomui7755I think people mistake "addiction" with "ideation". They aren't the same thing. Focusing your thoughts on something or someone for extensive periods of time is not an addiction...

@-ddict-

2 ай бұрын

i feel like it depends on what he meant by rituals, but i am no longer too deep in religion as i had left christianity.

@Handles_AreStupid

2 ай бұрын

@@-ddict- Even if the rituals refered to literal human sacrifice, that doesn't make it an "addiction". He is just smeering every human behaviour with the word "addiction" where it isn't applicable. Addictions revolve around the intake of drugs or the engagement in behaviours that release unregulated neuro-transmitters. Even though he said "they can literally feel tingles when performing them", he didn't provide evidence or proof that this has a neurological connection.

@-ddict-

2 ай бұрын

@@Handles_AreStupid thanks, i had struggled to understand because it didnt seem like an addiction. it just felt like faith in a way of higher connection. i was skeptical about what he claimed was religious addiction and even more in the explanation.

@AntarcticaMade

2 ай бұрын

No this guy actually has a point about religion addition. And trying to argue that a religious person "getting upset if they cannot perform their religious rituals" is not like saying "a vegan that refuses a steak is addicted to veganism". Because a vegan that refuses a steak is just not eating it, and therefore not doing it. I can't believe I have to explain how those two are not related.

i have a self harm addiction. please, quit before it's too late. i'm thirteen, and i've been placed in a ward three times, i've needed stitches for my self harm seven times. and no matter how deep it is, it's never enough. i'm so desensitised to gore and what not because i experience it daily when i cut open my body. quit while you can

@Infact77

3 ай бұрын

i hope you find peace with everything you're dealing with dude. im rooting for you.

@athenaax3489

2 ай бұрын

You can make it out, and you have good taste in music nonetheless

@PlagueDoc47

2 ай бұрын

Bro just visit us at wpd and we’ll cure you of your addiction

@Mtz2604

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment, you are very young but you understand deep things and have learn important lessons from life that others won't or will never understand. I started at your age, I'm now 32. I still struggle but I'm in a full treatment with medications, therapy and support from control appointments with my psychiatrist. My meds were recently adjusted and now I'm seeing a slight improvement in one of my conditions, which is mayor depressive disorder. I have other psychiatric conditions roaming around, reason why I'm under a strict regime of meds. Therapy and a support network (even if it's just your doctor) is very helpful. I don't know what you're going through nor I need to know in order to empathize and understand, but I want to tell you that you are not alone, a stranger in the vast internet is very proud of your efforts. Those scars are battle scars, they will remind you what you've went through and will help you to know that you are a survivor, a warrior and how deserving of self compassion you are. Be strong ❤

@LandoPlays24

2 ай бұрын

dude, you can get through this. you must stay strong. you got this dude. 💪💪💪💪💪

6 months clean of self harm EDIT: i just accomplished to 8 months clean! thanks so much for those words💞

@Mtz2604

2 ай бұрын

I'm proud of you! Keep the good fight! From another person struggling with this.

@foxxdgd443

2 ай бұрын

6h.... man i feel so gulity💀

@empel1584

2 ай бұрын

@foxxdog43 12h now?

@Mtz2604

2 ай бұрын

@@foxxdgd443 each our counts my friend. Your successful clean days won't disappear and you are more than your relapse. If it's just the first hours after your relapse, think about how you're gonna keep yourself away from sharp objects or whatever method you use, and try to handle it today. Tomorrow we'll do the same, even if it's 12h first and then the other 12h. Wishing you strength and calmness.

@include-bit

2 ай бұрын

​@@foxxdgd443one day two hours

I got an addiction too: Your videos

@RainbowShatterMusic

2 ай бұрын

finally its rounded to 100 likes(i am that one)

@RainbowShatterMusic

2 ай бұрын

@@MurdogYTthe sad part is that there is people who depend on the internet bc of their jobs here and on many places

@RainbowShatterMusic

2 ай бұрын

@@MurdogYTalso there is people who are too lazy to get out

"this reinforces the unhealthy lopsided cycle of self neglect" *happy music*

Religion addicts be like: PLEASE JUST ONE MORE RELIGION PLEASE Bro why did this get likes

@alexciciu3510

Ай бұрын

Bro, i have seen muslim and calvinist who got a momentary restriction from their ritual and belief, and i can tell you it's literally withdrawal symptoms. Hopefully, they are recovered, but cult attitude can really harm people.

@Interdacted

Ай бұрын

I've seen the christian faith addicts try to get me to come with them to mass, and that they're willing to give me a ride. . . a complete stranger.. well I did get a beer and $5 after spending some time. So not all bad :p

@alexciciu3510

Ай бұрын

@Interdacted that's only good way to religion: "If you are more in harmony with god while fishing and drinking than going to church, then go fishing"

@Interdacted

Ай бұрын

@@alexciciu3510 I'm confused

@Techboss532

Ай бұрын

Bruh stop hating religion stop falling bruh we should all believe god

You’re seriously so underrated dude. Keep making this amazing content. Found you today and im watching everything you’ve made

@TheEvaluat0r

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

@Maple_Syurp

2 ай бұрын

MUSHROOM???

@NebulaHasADigBick

2 ай бұрын

HAI MISHROOM :3

@thatsMel4ya

4 күн бұрын

THIS IS SO RANDOM WHAT

Personally im addicted to existing

@GotTheBestLigma

3 ай бұрын

Ehhh it's overrated

@MONARCH_FLIES

2 ай бұрын

Proud of you!!!

@EpicStuffYT

2 ай бұрын

Then how come this is my first time meeting you?

@xilongma4794

2 ай бұрын

GG

@-ddict-

2 ай бұрын

dont worry, it took me a long time but im 4 years clean of existence. i had to talk with alot of people and take alot of meds but what really helps me is dying on my bed. and now i dont even have urges for it.

For food addiction, id like to add that one reason so many people struggle with it is that unlike taking drugs or drinking alcohol you CANNOT not eat. You have to eat. So every single meal, every single day, youll be tempted again. Thats why if you are addicted to food, operations like a bypass dont work long term unless you combine jt with therapy, to develope a healthy relationship to food again.

@Smorgish_

2 ай бұрын

Joe Bart watcher?

@funsize69

2 ай бұрын

@@Smorgish_ no idea who that is haha. I i just know some people close to me who have disordered eating habits and seeing the emotional and physical toll it takes on them, and the way society treats people who suffer with addiction and mental health issues.

@Smorgish_

2 ай бұрын

@@funsize69 just thought you watched that guy since he had a video where he said something very close to what you just commented

@cardboardcapeii4286

2 ай бұрын

Fasting

@carrots5092

2 ай бұрын

What if it could be treated with iv drips?

Shocked that electronic device addiction was not on this list.. lol

@abalrog42

2 ай бұрын

it's definitely a real thing. It's literally all my dad does...he can't even watch the TV without also watching a KZread video on his phone about...something 🤣

@CankleCankle

Ай бұрын

@@abalrog42TIL I am you father

@fewkeyfewkey5414

Ай бұрын

@@CankleCankleand I am your father

@minding-my-business

Ай бұрын

It probably falls into the "Gambling Addiction" category, since scrolling on social media is basically pulling the lever on a slot machine, kinda

@rivulet-rw

Ай бұрын

@@minding-my-business i don't watch tiktok, youtube shorts or instagram reels. i don't have twitter or facebook either. :)

Timestamp 00:00 P-addiction 1:34 Gambling addiction 3:35 Religion addiction 4:59 Alcohol addiction 6:03 Self-harm addiction 7:54 Drug addiction 9:25 Food addiction 10:38 Plastic surgery addiction 12:03 Relationship addiction

@doge-of-venice

3 ай бұрын

God bless.

@A_197_THE_REBOUNDER

3 ай бұрын

wheres caffeine addiction

@lfocoap4950ajf8

3 ай бұрын

@@A_197_THE_REBOUNDERit would go under drug addiction

@Minorskillissue

3 ай бұрын

What about addiction to the internet/social media? It's different from p-addiction.@@lfocoap4950ajf8

@Minorskillissue

3 ай бұрын

What about internet addiction?@@lfocoap4950ajf8

Thank you for talking about self harm addiction (and the other addictions for that matter) in an informative and nonjudgmental way. I was in really deep at one point in my life. I couldn’t go more than a few hours without causing myself some kind of pain. It was terribly hard to quit and I had a few relapses in the process but I’m at a place where I don’t feel the need to rely on it anymore. To anyone going through something similar, I urge you to ask for help. It’s a slippery slope and you can so easily cause severe damage. I can’t guarantee happiness but I do know that there’d be a really big void that you fill now and there’s no one else who can be you better than you. If you can’t live for yourself, then live out of spite and to outlive your enemies! Take care of yourself. You’ve got this. ❤

@skoaky5887

Ай бұрын

Lock in

0:00 is me I’ve tried quitting so many times but i relapsed yesterday and nearly relapsed again today. It’s also depressing to know that i won’t have a usual attraction to men (I’m a woman so it’s harder for me to find help aswell). I downloaded ‘I am sober’ which is a tracker for when you have a relapse and keeps a streak of how long since your last relapse. For me, I’m 2 hours away from 2 days since i relapsed on Saturday. It has really great support and motivation and reading other peoples stories is really helpful knowing your going through the same thing or if you have no one to talk to so I would highly recommend the app. if anyone’s going through an addiction: If you want to achieve something you’d have to suffer for it but *never* give up

@ellsbraceletz

3 ай бұрын

I totally understand you are going through I once was addicted but thankfully I got over it but if you need to talk to anyone I’m totally open!

@Tinythegoblin

3 ай бұрын

Hey I kind of get where you are, I’ve got a similar addiction and I’m really struggling with it. We’re here for you ok? We’ll all figure it out

@cookiealy9684

3 ай бұрын

I don’t really comment, but I’m rooting for you! You got this!

@senhormonarquico

3 ай бұрын

I had that addiction and I quit from it. I tried gaining more self control, I even participied on NNN, JJJ and other silly challanges to do so. The other factor that made me completely quit it was converting to christianity. If you want to do such act, switch your desire to another that is better, for example, you want to m-, then think about drinking water (and do so) and try to forget about your thoughts. It might be hard, but I think that will work.

@rymacreeks2k07

3 ай бұрын

hey? most addicts relapse not once, but several times, don't worry

When I was twelve, I randomly started self harming. I still can’t answer the, “why” question I always get from people as I still can’t understand my own actions. I was addicted for several years and even ended up in the hospital, lost friends, hurt my family, traumatized myself, and even got expelled from school because of it. As it says in the video, my normal self harm at the time was giving me less and less of the feeling I was craving, so I went to more extreme lengths to feel it again. I don’t want to say anything gory, so i’ll summarize by saying i’ve gone to dangerous depths and have permanently scarred my body with wide, noticeable scars. When I was unable to self-harm (Either having taken my tool away by a parent or losing it) I would use whatever I could. I would ask friends for razorblades, use rusty blades, and even once used sharp glass pieces I found outside a dumpster. These times were when I was around 13-14 and it was the worst it ever got. There was also a certain spot of twitter that I won’t name that worsened my addiction, as well as people who also had the same addiction that were encouraging me. These were my friends and I don’t blame them for their actions as we were in the same boat. I’ve been recovering from it for about a year now and have mess-ups sometimes, but it’s a lot better than how it used to consume every minute of my life. Not a lot of people, like my parents, didn’t quite understand how bad self-harm can escalate. There were even times I almost lost my life, on purpose and on accident. If you’re struggling with self-harm, please do whatever you can to quit. It’s scarring mentally and physically, even if you may not realize it yet as I didn’t back then. If you read all of this, then hi 👋 thanks for listening. ❤️

@Rxpier

Ай бұрын

White

@crippleinthewoods

Ай бұрын

I can relate. I fought on-and-off with an s/h addiction for seven, almost eight years now and I'm about a year into recovery. I still slip up from time to time but I'm about two months clean. I'm glad you're still around and that you never lost your chance to recover like you deserve. 🩶

thanks for the tutorial. it really helped me to get all of them

@Skivv5

3 ай бұрын

ooo, that means you unlocked the secret last addiction: addiction addiction.

@Ratfkr

2 ай бұрын

Achievement unlock: How did we get here?

@JackySai-fs2ou

18 күн бұрын

​​@@Ratfkr steps: 1.Get p addiction 2. Feels guilty so you tried distracting yourself with foods, drugs, etc and develop their addiction 3. Step 2 didn't work and you got more addiction instead 4. Try to find god and get in touch with religion and pray to get rid of these addiction 5. Didn't really worked out, instead now u got another addiction and feel more guilty 6. Yknow what, lemme just forget my guilt with self harm (another addiction) 7. Got bruising from all those self harm so you tried plastic surgery to fix any part of your body to make them perfect ( made it worse, now you have body dysmorphia and developed plastic surgery addiction) There we go, achievement unlocked.

@Skyle_Pilipino

11 сағат бұрын

​@@Skivv5more like addicting addiction

"Religion addiction" that's just the southern US

@TheDumbTwin

3 ай бұрын

Real tho

@Milokissavlk

3 ай бұрын

As someone who comes from a cult from the southern USA, I must agree

@littIegoober

2 ай бұрын

@@Milokissavlk damn, how’d you get out?

@RoRo559_on_Xbox

2 ай бұрын

​@@littIegoober he didn't,he is in the dungeon

@HappyVibes834

2 ай бұрын

Even as someone who's religious down here, I can agree

5:58 i have this addiction, but im now have been in recovery for almost a year. Im very glad for getting the help i needed, and knowing how to better manage urges. (Sorry for bad English)

@Mtz2604

2 ай бұрын

I'm very proud of your efforts, from a sister in the same battle.

@kiiseanrobinson5084

2 ай бұрын

Amazing English wdym

@Mtz2604

2 ай бұрын

@@kiiseanrobinson5084 yeah, great English. I'm not a native speaker either and I can tell that you can fool some folks with your grammar!

i have a self harm addiction but im slowly getting out of it! Ive been clean for 5 days

@casebouchard2478

2 ай бұрын

GOOD JOB

@Mtz2604

2 ай бұрын

Yay!! Keep the good work! Remember, one day at the time, relapses can happen but it doesn't mean that your efforts failed, it's just a relapse. I struggle with the same, I've been clean for 3y approx.

@BluBerry3

2 ай бұрын

Why did you do it anyways

@ieatplasticandNOBODYcanstopme

2 ай бұрын

people don't owe you an explanation on everything. besides it's rude to ask shit like that. So just don't​ @@BluBerry3

@cbtenjoyer2620

2 ай бұрын

@@BluBerry3are you stupid?

New art style? It's still an amazing channel that i watch everytime it upload a video Honestly it's both educational at some and fun at some Keep up the underrated work🔥

I listen to your videos on loop while falling asleep. the no music, calm vibe and stable volume is perfect for drifting off to. and to top it off they're very interesting too :) thanks for helping with my tinnitus and insomnia

If you do a part 2, shoping addiction would be good to cover. Im glad you also brought up food addiction. Im recovering from a combo of coping with a food addiction and an eating disorder, and i think many people dont recognize it as a serious addiction and that the people with food addictions enjoy it. I was misrable at the peak of mine, im much happier now that im moderating what i eat and trying to become healthier

so you're a addict if you actually believe your religion and aren't playing pretend? im not religious, but holy fucking shit.

@Arkus123

2 ай бұрын

The guy who made this video is a jackass who doesn't know the difference between ideation and addiction 😂😂

@youngjohn3902

Ай бұрын

Yeah, I don’t think this guy understands religion. The idea behind it, is at its core “a belief”. If you believe in something, you stick by it.

@CronusROM

Ай бұрын

​​@@youngjohn3902 Exactly I for example am an Orthodox Christian but Ill take others as an example just to show that there are many similar examples besides Christianity. In many religions they believe in a or many God/Gods so powerful that can obliterate their life by just existing. If they truly believe in these Gods they will obviously peform rituals or whatever to please/build a bond with the belief of their God and by that belief ,anything in the physical reality doesnt matter as that God is ultimately more powerful than any life force/weapon on earth. This guy is simply an atheist and simply pushes his views of being religious as an addiction because he comes from an atheist viewpoint. This is why people like these shouldnt put out any misinformation if they dont know anything about the subject they are talking about. This is why after the religious section i immediately denied the credebility of this Video as I could have consumed misinformation on parts I dont have experience on. These people need to stop putting out harmful misinformation as that could shift many individuals into the delusion of believeing something false.

@dr.blackwing1358

Ай бұрын

@@CronusROM ХРИСТОС ВОСКРЕСЕ!

I was here when you were at 1k subs, and I love your content, keep it up!

This channel is absolutely incredible! So glad we found you early on so we can be along for the ride!

As someone who in the past has suffered from extreme self-harming habits. I really appreciate the way you described self-harm addiction, without judgement. I've been clean from self-harm for almost a month at the moment, but even still the urges are insanely strong.

Addiction has the same core drive. You lack. You end up picking one thing or sometimes two that are main drives to fill the lack. A balanced human experiences lack, but has far more things to fill the lack. You have hobbies, relationships, favorite foods, physical activity, perhaps meditation or relaxing things you do. You don't have all your eggs in one basket and only rely on a few or less avenues in which to delve emotional/physical well being into. Everyone lacks. Lacking is a part of how our brain simply works to always strive for more. it's how we improve and change as people. But when it's so severe or when a hobby/substance/activity is found that really takes away that feeling, it's very easy for it to become an addiction. This is also why people who are poor, struggling or otherwise feel disenfranchised are more at risk for gaining an addiction. There has been a ton of studies on this and more often than not they find that the mental component is just as much if not more of an indicator and also when it's helped and feels secure, usually the addictive behavior reduces significantly. Insecurity is the biggest drive for addiction. Feeling a loss of control, feeling hopeless, feeling unfulfilled. You fill it with something. Often if it's only one main thing, that thing isn't healthy. And this can extend to literally anything. Games, internet, fitness, diet, porn, animals, a singular hobby, being a parent. Anything can become that filler. People who make that one thing about them their entire personality are usually in this kind of boat, possibly addicted to the thing that they think characterizes them as a person. A good sign of being an addict is, can you not do x or y for an entire day or even a week? And I mean the specific thing you tend to do. Media consumption is more wide spread, as would reading books be. The idea would be can you do something different for a little while and still feel okay? If you scroll on the phone or watch youtube videos everyday and can't go with out or you feel irritable, annoyed or sad, then you might want to check if you're becoming desensitized to the stimulation you tend to seek out. Seeking stimulation is fine. Brains need it. Just shouldn't have the same thing over and over, especially not if that thing has proven scientific evidence to cause issues, like social media can or various other addictions shown in the video.

@b7-b7

Ай бұрын

Single handedly the most informed comment here, and I seriously hope more people see this!

Gambling is not an addiction its a passion

@vixxcelacea2778

2 ай бұрын

I know this is likely a joke, but honestly, the addiction of gambling has destroyed so many lives that unless the joke is actually a interesting insight, I don't agree that it's much of a joke here. It's too depressing.

@janek1031

Ай бұрын

Yeah, and 99% of gamblers quit right before jackpot, remember.

@peppino3609

Ай бұрын

@@janek1031 bruh, i am genuinly so stupid i think im gonna kill myself

with the drug addiction segment, that is so true. eventually it's not even about being high/on the drugs anymore, it's about avoiding the sickness that comes with withdrawal

Religion “addicts” are just devout believers, and I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that.

@mochamonster6956

2 ай бұрын

Depends... there’s just being a devout believer, and then there’s: - Forgoing important tasks (such as eating or medical attention) in favour of religious practices or because of religious rules - Getting involved in cults or dangerous practices - Frequent, extreme worry about following the religion properly, or worrying that religious figures are angry with them for various reasons - Trying to force their religion onto others, such as attempting to pass laws based on what they think is right or refusing to interact with those with other beliefs - Being unable to “”quit”” the religion or look into others due to fear of consequences (such as believing you’ll go to hell)

@include-bit

2 ай бұрын

no

@vixxcelacea2778

2 ай бұрын

Point is that it's about reward centers and seeking reward over other behaviors. If your religion is your life and you have and engage in little else, that's probably not healthy. Now, I dislike all religions and find it enormously creepy to believe in anything, religious or otherwise as the term means to think or treat something as a fact regardless of information to prove validity or even in the face of something that disproves it. But no one regardless of anything should have only one thing be there thing. Be it a relationship, a hobby or anything else.

@kaden7374

2 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@mochamonster6956 1. Fasting is done for for self denial and spiritual growth, obviously we’re not starving to death but I would reject that forgoing food is necessarily negative 2. Everyone passes laws based on their belief system. The ironic thing is, if your worldview doesn’t include God, you actually don’t have any justification for the existence of objective morality- you can’t justifiably tell me that anything is wrong.

@kaden7374

2 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@vixxcelacea2778every worldview has something thats “unprovable” by empirical means, including atheism, so you don’t actually escape your supposed concern by not believing in a religion. In fact, atheism can be disproven in what you could call a meta-logical way. I would encourage you to look up the Transcendental argument for God if you’re interested

This is why I always take a break from substances or behaviors when I start to feel a tolerance to them. 🧘‍♂️

Is getting a warm feeling when practicing a religion really a sign of addiction?

@dragonstorm9567

Ай бұрын

No bro its so stupid the way he described this, everyone is addicted to something whether they realise it or not, like some people are addicted to the gym, work etc. but we dont mention is because its productive, so unless you find yourself preparing to end someones like for your religion, or doing something for “religion” then its fine, if you are happy and not hurting anyone then it is fine and dont worry about it

You got self harm addiction completely right. When I was having withdrawals from it, I would feel deep, imaginary cuts all over my body and this would go on for over a week after having a period of greater reliance. Currently I’m 3 months clean and finally intending to keep it that way :)

@twobraincellsbl1582

15 күн бұрын

Serious question how do u even start hurting ur self and also if u like stub ur toe or some shit on accident do u like it?

every video you make is a blend of great teaching and great entertainment!

I've been struggling with self harm for close to five years now and I had no clue that it caused your brain to release opioids.

@foxxdgd443

2 ай бұрын

SAMEEEE, idk i just dont have anyone i feel confortable talking abt it, almost none of my friends know i do this shit.

@-ddict-

2 ай бұрын

i wish both of you well in quitting your addictions, i had used to self harm but im around 4 years clean. i understand the amount of struggle it takes to quit any addiction but especially self harm. i hope you both get the help you need. i havent really been focusing on mental health so im bad at this and im sorry for that. i wish you both well in life.

@ScrimmyBingus42

2 ай бұрын

@@foxxdgd443 a few people I know are aware but as far as they're concerned I stopped over two years ago. When in reality my last relapse was like, a few days ago

"We won 1 million dollars!" "1 million dollars on red."

i LOVE this channel. My new favorite. I'm claiming my sub seat early

i used to self-harm whenever i felt upset, it was hard stopping but i’m happy to say i’m almost 1 year clean! any addiction is hard to get over, but i promise that you’re strong enough to overcome this! i’m rooting for you, whoever you are 🩵

I've used a lot of drugs to excess, once had an alcohol problem that caused me to develop pancreatitis at only 21, and I can confidently say that self harm was by far the hardest to quit, and definitely had the biggest hold on me. Opiates came close, but I cut that off before it became a problem. People really have no idea how all-consuming self harm can be.

I love how RIGHT after the alcohol segment youtubes own addicting algorithm gave me an ad for jack daniels. Maybe I need fufillment outside of a screen after all

P-addiction is just a form of opioid addiction. You see, the feeling of coming is just release of large amounts of beta-endorphin. Endorphin is endogenous opioid. The P helps us to produce more of it, so it is basically the same as doing fent, but without physical addiction, because organism produces endorphin by itself.

I use to have a horrible addiction to self harm and I about died. Watching this video really gave me a better understanding why I gravitated towards self harm as a coping mechanism. (Note: I've thankfully been clean since Jan 2024 )

I had a self harm addiction for a fair amount of time. These days I still get the desire to when I experience strong emotions. Haven't done it in a long time though.

I'll share a bit of my story and what's behind self harming. (Long comment, triggering topic) First of all, if you read this and you are thinking about trying it: ⚠️ STOP RIGHT NOW⚠️ Talk with someone, play some music, get cold water in your face or hold 2 cubes of ice with your hands, go to walk, do jumping jacks, call a emergency hotline, whatever it takes until your brain is distracted from the idea of harming yourself. Your own endorphins are helluva drug and your body will keep releasing them, it's free and at your reach 24/7. You see what happens with people that have a substance abuse? they need to get the substance, that implies money, time, availability, a place to buy it... Yet they go to the moon and back to get the substance and have their fix, now imagine that your body gives you all the "fix" you need for free and at any time... Nope, you don't really want to depend on this. I know that life is hard, there's a reason why you are considering that dealing anything you're going through with self harm will get better. Believe me, it won't. I started at 13, now I'm 32. I saw it on tv in a medical series and thought "well this seems extreme but the character is going through a lot of emotional pain and distress, so am I, why not trying?" I came to a point to know how much I needed to cut to go to sleep, to deal with the afternoon when I was back from school, before a test, when I was close to an anxiety attack... the need of feeling something or disassociate from something it's so strong that doing it every day isn't enough. Then you start to need it more than once per dar, then you find more small triggers to "calm down" or "get control over" a situation with your self harming behavior. It's also important to notice that not all self harm is just cutting. There's a lot of self harming behaviors and sometimes more than one is used as a coping mechanism, one behavior may be used in public because is more discreet than the other. Restrictions in basic physical needs are also self harm and it's really common to see a person that's using more than 1 self harming mechanism. The addiction comes as a vicious cycle of doing the act, then feel ashamed and guilty, then disappointedor angry at yourself and then needing to harm yourself. This cycle of emotions is so strong that you need to "unplug your brain" from feeling the pain and emotional distress, so the self harm comes in to numb you. In other moments you are numb way too much and there's a huge feeling of emptiness, like if you had a void, self harm comes and "awakes your mind" from that numb state. Rinse and repeat the cycle of shame > guilt > punishment. Not all people that harm themselves cut, some hitting themselves until they break bones or disjoint parts, others burn, and the most known one, the sharp-cutting type of pain. In my case I respond to the sharp-cutting type of pain more than anything. It depends of the type of pain your body reacts to and releases endorphins. Relapses can happen but all your work staying clean is still worthy of your pride and accomplishment. Keep the good fight. I'm proud of every effort you do. Don't think about being clean for one month, 6 months, a year... Do it one day at the time, fractions of the day at the time, you'll see how time flies. You are not alone, you are not disgusting, you are not less than others because you deal with this struggle. You deserve love, respect, patience and compassion. ❤

@cboisandlin9601

Ай бұрын

I ain’t reading allat

@Mtz2604

Ай бұрын

@@cboisandlin9601 not reading but you took the time to leave a comment? You can keep scrolling, nobody forces you to read.

Another video!!! 😺 Let's goooo. Love your informative videos 😀!

Thank you for this video!!

Really great video, and I loved the summaries, wasn't aware of a relationship addiction being a thing but based on previous experiences I've had, I'm definitely aware of people who have very similar symptoms to what the video described.

Great explanation

you like chicken?

@RealCCre

3 ай бұрын

I guess

@g-pc6wp

3 ай бұрын

love it

@havenshaw7856

3 ай бұрын

Are you trying to give me food addiction? 🤨

@sigataros

3 ай бұрын

i like chicken when its not dead

@M1_1SHR00M

3 ай бұрын

@@havenshaw7856HAHAHAH

I got the food addiction and I can confirm the withdrawals are annoying but thankfully I'm managing to lower my compulsive eating

your bit on religious addiction is actually very intriguing to me. it almost reminds me of the obsessions and rituals of ocd.

As a kid i had a strong masturbation addiction and it fucking sucked The main reason is because i somehow found out about it it at a VERY young age (i think i was 4 or 5) and it was really hard to overcome, despite the many times I've tried to quit If you've neber masturbated before, don't start, just wait until you have sex to feel the pleasure

@FortyMenDown

2 ай бұрын

And everyone thinks it's a joke when you mention it so you can't really talk about it with anyone

@xilongma4794

2 ай бұрын

Bro really started edging in kindergarten

@imisane

Ай бұрын

Samee

@imisane

Ай бұрын

How did you quit I'm trying

@Dyclor

Ай бұрын

@@imisaneread the easy peasy method bro, im now 19 and after many years im one month clean!!

Got a jack Daniel’s ad right after the alcohol addiction segment

@foxxdgd443

2 ай бұрын

LMAOOO

I’m proud to say that I have gotten rid of my self harm addiction… I once cut myself with scissors and small knives… and I also had suicidal thoughts to overdose on my medication… I’m so happy that I’ve gotten rid of it.

So I'm addicted to caffiene (consumed through coffee, tea, soft drinks, and energy drinks) and eating gushers. With caffiene, I can go awhile getting small amounts through chocolate and soft drinks like coke zero, but I generally consume 120 mg to 300 mg on a normal day, but the dosage is broken up so I'm not going crazy and can focus. When it comes to eating gushers, it has to do with the flavor and texture. Now, these addictions aren't interfering with my life. I just consume those things mainly for the taste.

@dragonstorm9567

Ай бұрын

Do you have ADHD?

@MaryJane-tr6uc

Ай бұрын

Oh you're not addicted, Karen.

I had self-harm addiction, but I managed to quit it. But sometimes (once per month) I do it a little bit, so still working

I'm a relationship addict, tried to fight it my whole life. Lost 15kg after the breakup, worked on myself and thought it was finally over until I loved again. The same toxic cycle is still repeating itself. I need help

Had no idea such things as religion addiction existed, great video as always!

@koriw1701

3 ай бұрын

Really? It's the same as a cult addiction. For instance, take maga republicans. They cannot, WILL not listen to anyone else or even consider that someone else may have valid opinions, despite not agreeing with them. They are head-over-heels in love with 45, even comparing him to 'Jesus.' If that's not an addiction, there ain't no such thing.

@ferezhussain873

3 ай бұрын

Being addicted to religion is the best thing that can happen to you

@gamingwithmeobviously5753

3 ай бұрын

Because it doesn't exist. Most of the things he said like "hanging out with people in your religion only" Isn't an addiction and its a good thing

@dado1208

3 ай бұрын

@@gamingwithmeobviously5753 thats being closed minded brother lmao

@ShadyOakMinistries

3 ай бұрын

​@@dado1208Do you spend time with people who share your hobbies and interests more often than those who don't? You have "Friend Addiction." Do you spend more time with your spouse than other people relationally? You have "Marriage Addiction." You spend more time asleep than any other recreational activity in one sitting? You have "Sleep Addiction." Your definition of addiction based on normal patterns of community as close mindedness eliminate the meaning of the concept of addiction in the first place.

great vids as always

@TheEvaluat0r

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate it!

Good video. Best one i seen in a while, even

Drug and alcohol as 2 different topics is actually insane😭

@Saintcynical

Ай бұрын

I mean it makes sense to me, they have completely different places in society, and need to be approached and understood differently. I can’t just go to a Chili’s and order heroin with my meal. Alcohol consumption is very normalized in our society, readily available at restaurants, stores, and events. I have a lot of family who’ve struggled with alcohol (ex. lost my father to it last year) and drugs (ex. my aunt is a recovering addict) and they are very, very different.

@guestTGX

Ай бұрын

​​@@Saintcynicaltrue but they should instead call it easy drugs and hard drugs, because alcohol is a drug and ecstasy is too theyre just on different levels, edit: nicotine is also an easy drug

@tobisasam3904

Ай бұрын

@@Saintcynical yeah tbh they should just be labled as legal and illegal drugs. I think that wouldn't be such a bad idea

@Saintcynical

Ай бұрын

@@tobisasam3904 yes that’s a good distinction to make, I agree 🤝

@Saintcynical

Ай бұрын

@@guestTGX I’m not sure if you mean easy to obtain or easy to recover from (comparatively), but either way everyone’s experience with addiction is gonna be different. I kinda get what you’re saying tho 🫶

Religion addicts: I can stop praying whenever i want

Relationship addictions are more common for people with BPD, and can be with friends, parents, kids, or anyone they depend on for validation. I have a favorite person and a lot of what you described falls under that dynamic. Very codependent and hard to live with, but when they’re your everything, you rather die than lose them. But your codependency can push them away, which ends up hurting you anyway. It’s a struggle

Great work sir!❤❤❤

could you do skin conditions pls?

Have to disagree with religious addiction. Religon isnt something to be measured by "other people." Religion actually calls for the opposite of moderation. People who are "moderate" often do religion because their friends and family do it.

@AntarcticaMade

2 ай бұрын

People who do substances often do so because they were influenced by family and friends who also do substances.

@allergy5634

2 ай бұрын

Religion like all things doesn’t have to be an addiction. But MRI scans have shown that religious activity can stimulate the same parts of the brain as heroin. Religious addiction can lead to violence, extremism and alienation of ‘blasphemers’ even if they are family or friends.

@Harmonyoversegregation-gq1qd

2 ай бұрын

Extremism is really the wrong definition to use in regard to people who hold the "incorrect understanding" of that religion that leads them hurt others. No religion advocates hurting people. The MRI scans don't tell the whole story. When I was a fanatic Christian years ago, I was being harrassed at the same time by my coworkers because I had anxiety along with being a fanatic. Harrassment and fanaticism together can definitely lead to negative results.

@sssaaa4876

2 ай бұрын

​@@Harmonyoversegregation-gq1qd"No religion advocates hurting people" That is right, however, they (can) justify it. As addiction like drug, alcohol addictions make addicts' life revolve around these substances, religion can do the same. And only CAN. Like with everything there is a healthy amount. Same applies to religion. But fanatism leads to extremism and vice versa. That's not healthy, and in fact, is dangerous.

@Harmonyoversegregation-gq1qd

2 ай бұрын

"Can" is the right word. However, in the realm of practicing religion, the professionals in the field would be priests, nuns, monks, etc. Anyone outside of that really has no say of "religious moderation." A medical doctor cant tell thier patient "You're being too religious, you need to tone it down a bit for your health." They can only say something like, "Since you're a vegan for religious reasons, you need to eat more beans and nuts to accommodate your lack of eating meat for your health. That is why religious addiction shouldn't be a thing. It is not like alcoholism, substance abuse, or other addictions that actually physically and mentally harm your health.

I seriously appreciate that the self harm addiction was mentioned

Can you do a part 2,,, video game addiction, cell phone/ social media addiction, home improvement addiction

As a muslim praying gives me an amazing feeling and comfort

@Aymen19827

2 ай бұрын

Yup prayers are mandotory and are higher priority than work and our desires If you pray regulary and dont miss you are muslim not relegiously addicted And tbh its the only thing that keeps you feeling free even if you don't have many options in life or are stuck Its like rest While being actually addicted is exauhsting Btw when i saw relegious addiction at first i thought he meant relegious scriptrue collectors

@AntarcticaMade

2 ай бұрын

Yep, that's addiction.

@AlasnaQ

2 ай бұрын

🤓​@@AntarcticaMade

@AntarcticaMade

2 ай бұрын

@@AlasnaQ That's good. Intelligence is a good trait to have.

@AlasnaQ

2 ай бұрын

@@AntarcticaMade bro you're just a nerd, geek etc. not intelligent

...so my gym addiction is basically just healthy self-harm

@Call-911Now

2 ай бұрын

Yup 🤠

Ive had a relationship addiction and it was awful. If you find that your losing yourself to be your partner or all you happiness relies on your partner, please end the relationship. Once I did, I was so much more happy, and i felt like a pressure had just gone off of my chest.

It's scary that the most viewed part of this video is "Self harm" 😢

So glad ppl have started to recognize self harm as the addiction it is. Like unironically it got so bad that thinking about cutting would make me salivate and flustered.

wdym bro, 99% of gamblers quit before their big win, you're lying bro

One thing I struggle to understand with pain addiction is how it starts, like where does the idea of hurting oneself come from.

Thank you for the disclaimer about Self Harm 😊 Lots of individuals like me have thoughts about it or even do it on a daily basis because it's the new normal for them and it shouldn't be 😢

Even with his monotonous voice, I could still tell he wasn't having the best time making that first one.

Why does everyone here have a self harm addiction?

@he4rts.4.y4ll

2 ай бұрын

its surprising common

@vixxcelacea2778

2 ай бұрын

It's not talked about much and more people have it than realized.

My father has a relationship addiction to his former(now late) wife. She divorced him almost 15 years ago now and he still hasn't gotten another wife or girlfriend. This also isn't for lack of interest, he's been propositioned by co-workers and my older brother set up at least one date which he refused to go. He just stubbornly refuses to move on, even 15 years on and nearly half a decade after her death.

Hey!! Can you do one with more rare medical conditions? I have MCAD and I would love too see it explained clearly, I struggle to clearly understand MCAD and what it really does thanks! ❤

Do phobias next

Dude made addictionballs 💀

I did selfharm for 2 yars but I've managed to stop, didn't realise it was an addiction tho, sadly to this day I have to live with the scars, people are often judgemental about them in the few occasions where I can't hide them

I’ve only self harmed four times in 3 years so idk if I count as addicted but for me the motivation was anger. I had all this rage and hatred building up in me from years and years of abuse, and I had to take it out on something but I was also terrified of inflicting pain and hurt on someone else. So I hurt myself in anger as the next best thing. It felt cathartic. Someone had to pay for all the shit I went through, and I was the only person I didn’t feel guilty over hurting. Plus it turned my mental pain into something tangible and physical, something that was “worth” being upset about. It’s dumb logic I know but when you cut you’re clearly not thinking straight.

4:40 "Oh, so you doin' the bending?"

He for real just called being a passionately religious person an addiction comparable to a porn or drug addiction. That's wild 💀

@2010hyundaielantra

Ай бұрын

Religious "addiction" is where religion seriously damages your mental health. Honestly i wouldn't call it an addiction i'd call it a mental illness.

@mehdimimo4884

Ай бұрын

I don't think I have seen religion give someone mental problems also that's not addiction nor is it a mental illness you just made that up lol​@@2010hyundaielantra

@mehdimimo4884

Ай бұрын

​@@2010hyundaielantralike there is no such thing as religious addiction to being with tf are you people talking about?

@Kid_Named_Heisenburger

Ай бұрын

@@2010hyundaielantra”A porn addicted furry” Yup you’re the real reason why People increased faith in religion, you call it mental illness? The irony is real

@nutragxxx7082

Ай бұрын

found one @@mehdimimo4884

It surprises me about how difficult it is to regain confidence after letting go of things even before they truly become addictions.(i hope that makes sense) After taking part in a little bit of each of these things it took me 9 months to feel in control of myself again. I noticed myself becoming consumed in constantly wanting to be drunk after being drunk only 4 different times- and it took 9 months of holding myself back to feel okay with myself (I hope that makes sense). And sometimes with things like sh I'll relapse because of something triggering.

One crucial addiction should have been added to the list. Mindless scrolling addiction. It is one is the most common addiction these days. People just cannot stop picking their phone and start scrolling TikTok, Instagram reels, KZread shorts etc. giving a false sense of knowledge because their minds are used to absorb new information in 2 minutes, shortening the attention span and creating a craving for “new information “ that they don’t actually receive. And now, with the targeted content based on consumer’s profile, it has become like a informational pandemic.

Something that releases Dopamine: *Exists* "AddiCkshion"

Pea addiction. You eat too many delicious green peas.

You call it a “gambling addiction” I call it dedication

I totally agree with religious addiction. It's dangerous. Former JW.