Is it true that addicts never stop being addicts, they just replace their addiction?
Is it true that addicts never stop being addicts, they just replace their addiction?
example: a drug addict alcoholic who discovers god and turns a teetotaler gay bashing abortion hating new born Christian.
Is replacing addictions the rule or the exception?
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It's definitely true for me, started as a kid. As I grow out of one habit or truly accepted how it negatively affects me I move on to another thing. It's been Religion>Food>Exercise>Alcohol>Food>Caffeine>Weed>Exercise>Weed>Psychedelics>Weed>Food over the last 25 years or so. I feel very fortunate I never picked up opiates or benzos, cause the couple of times I had them... Oh boy. Life as a hippy with perma-munchies isn't so bad in comparison.
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