#overcoming addiction

[sandramiksaauthor]

What to do After You Relapse (11 Steps to Get Back on Track)

[shmitty]

My crystalline

My crystalline

Queen of the obscene

Give me pain

Chase her through my veins

The pain going to make it all okay

Or so I thought

You used to burn my body

But now you both burn my soul

Through memories of loss of control

The only times I miss you

If I never slept

Then I'd never dream

The neither of you could haunt me

But just like her

You used me

Damn these parasitic relationships

I never loved you

I loved how you made me feel

- l.a.-

[valtoybob]

Overcoming Porn Addiction

In this episode, Nick Drivas shares his journey of overcoming porn addiction. He discusses the negative effects of addiction on his life and mental health.

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[lifeandstylexyz]

Social Media Addiction: How to Break Free from Social Media Addiction

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[livsoulsecrets]

alright buckle up for some oversharing and somewhat trauma dumping cause this is what tumblr is made for.

My favorite uncle struggled with drug addiction for most of my childhood. Although my understanding of that was limited, I was always aware that there was something wrong.

He would disappear for long periods of time and he didn’t sound like himself anymore, he lost weight, he got into trouble and was even arrested.

Something that I never forgot was this one major fight he had with my mom, that she told me about years later. He threw things to the floor, said some awful shit and they screamed at each other.

And I thought, “shit, how do you come back from that?”

And today both my mom and my uncle sent me pictures of him and his wife dressed up for a friend’s wedding, cause he stopped by my mom’s house to show her their outfits.

It got me thinking about how far he came, how he had to fight tooth and nail to get to this point. He looks after the dogs and the house when my parents travel, he calls me to chat and he works and cracks uncle-like jokes.

And now I think to myself, “how could she not? How could my mom not love him still, not fight for him till the end when that was the younger brother she remembered having, that she grew up with and took care of?”

I’ll never understand this type of love - this type of loyalty that overruns fights that would have severed any other bonds. I’m an only child after all. But I’m glad they have that.

I’ll always be proud of him for fighting for himself - and for my mom and for me.

[ecomehdi]

The Science Behind Food Addiction: Understanding the Pull of Junk Food 5

In a world filled with tantalizing treats and mouthwatering morsels, have you ever wondered why it’s so hard to resist the allure of junk food? Dive into the fascinating realm of food addiction as we uncover the extraordinary science behind our irresistible cravings. Unraveling the Mysteries of Food Addiction What is Food Addiction? Food addiction isn’t just a lack of willpower; it’s a complex…

[intensitywithoutend]

Overcoming

[james-saint-simon]

When you love something that’s no good for you

[rancidsloth]

dante please read the tutorial again

[bookshelfdreams]

just finished a years-long project, kinda playing with the idea of going easy on the crafts for a little while and what does my mother give me?

1kg carded wool (bergschaf & german merino I think)

[fortanuvasyama]

It really is like the cherry on top of the shitstorm he's going through rn lol

okay SO there's a series (that i think just technically wrapped up?) called THE JOKER: The Man Who Stopped Laughing. Basic premise of the story is that there are two (2) Jokers who are trying to kill the other; I'll call them Joker A and Joker B. Jason appears intermittently throughout the issues, but the important part right now is Issue #12 (which came out on on the seventh of November, so like six days ago) and which takes place after the end of Gotham War.

Joker B finds Jason, who is still under the effects of the fear-adrenaline thing Bruce did to him.

Joker B wants Jason's help to kill Joker A and seems(?) to be disappointed by the fear-adrenaline thing stopping Jason from doing.... anything, I guess.

So he gasses him. With Joker Gas.

Everyone's interpretations of this will be different, BUT given what Jason does in the rest of the issue (i.e. chase down a train, hijack a jetpack, take control of a blimp, crash that blimp into the train in a desperate suicidal attempt to save Gotham from destruction)

whereas during Gotham War he straight up couldn't even run because of the fear-adrenaline link

(not pictured: me screaming i knew it!!! in despair)

it seems that the Joker gas DOES negate the paralyzing effects of the fear-adrenaline problem (I wouldn't consider it a fix though).

Joker does note that it will wear off fairly quickly.

I'm sort of speculating that Jason now has a constant Joker-smile, but Jason's face being completely in the shadows for the rest of the issue makes me more confident in that theory. PLUS that's how Joker Gas has worked in the past.

(And don't worry, after Jason crashes the blimp into the train and sends the whole fiery mess into the river, Rose fishes Jason out of the water and resuscitates him.)

And we still don't see Jason's face, soooooooo... idk I think my theory holds some water! (pun intended lol)

I hope this helps!

[valtoybob]

Tim Krass: How To Overcome Addiction & Get Rid of Toxic Masculinity in Relationships - Timeout For Mental Health

“Can you take some time out?” In this episode, Tim Krass enlightens us on overcoming addictions, getting rid of toxic relationships as well as recovering our mental health and performance.

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[quakiebaka]

oddly enough, the ping pong panic episode means a lot to me because they kinda show what addiction is like through pigsy playing ping pong

I look back at it and I'm like "oh my god. that is very much addiction-coded". the dialogue pigsy has with himself and to mk because he's worried of falling back into old habits. avoiding areas/people/objects that trigger the habit is a struggle people with addiction have when trying to break it.

little thing also, but I just really love how they show that tang knows pigsy best and worries for him here. it makes sense for him to know about it considering it's heavily implied they've known each other for years, whether by being longtime friends or in a relationship ("I've met your parents" line from s3).

and yes they write the whole thing off as "haha funny" due to it being a kids show and also it's not exactly the main focus of the episode (mk learning to listen), but if you view it through pigsy's lens, it's something he very obviously struggle(d/s) with so it should be acknowledged as part of his character and development too.

It's a sensitive subject ik, but it's just that little bit of recognition that really touches me

he's so happy and grateful by the end too!! thanking his son for helping him through a relapse that no doubt feels vulnerable. it makes me think about what it must've felt like for him to break out of it the first time. pigsy is really one of my favorite characters and I'm really happy with how they're going with his character :>