1. I doubt it. Addiction usually implies a lot of self destructive natures as a result of your addiction to something.

2. If it affects your life to the point where you cannot function, are hurting people and causing them to walk away for their OWN sanity or causing you to make poor choices on poor odds, or any combination of the above, then yes. Normally it would be.

3. That all depends on you. But remember, you can have cravings and not be an addict. Addiction a lot of times is about self control.

That all said, I think I probably need to go to a LAA meeting m'self. I know that baggage alone would disqualify me from being able to date or canoodle with you probably...but we could always talk and trade notes.

Holla back. You're cute.

I was more referring to my baggage, not yours.

Though to be honest, if we didn't have baggage, where would the drama be in our lives? Life without baggage is life without opportunities to grow.

I didn't think you were a true nymphomaniac but I did want to drop some knowledge on your head from someone who is dealing with addiction on the front lines. Or at least the day to day fear of it.

I might not be a love addict but I definitely am way too alone for my own good. Hence why I'm here.

I also was referring to my addiction to love, not my issues with drugs. But believe me, they day I no longer have to do crystal to stay awake for work will be a great day in my life. The fact that I do it so rarely is a small comfort; addiction happens like this all the time.

A car will help in this. No longer having to rely on others for my needs would help a lot.

And yes, when on crystal thoughts become long and big. It's probably why I get even quieter when I'm on crystal. I am so scared to open my mouth because I'm scared I'll scare someone with my head.

And thank you for the birthday wishes. Thank you muchly.

Now, time for bed. *pinches your tummy and snuggles*

Hello

Not too much, just wanted to say Hi. How are you?

1. Nope
2. Hmmm, probably not if it doesn't adversely affect the rest of your life.
3. A lot.

Well if you are an addict, enjoy your addiction, everyone else will.

1. No that would make you my dream girl.

2. Only if it impacts taking care of your little ones.

3. It's more when you can't control yourself that you have to wory aout addiction.

I am happy the my happiness is infectious. Everyone deserves to be happy, even if there's no apparent reason for it.

And hey, there's nothing wrong with a healthy sex addiction. We all have it to some degree.

~Lotso lovins,

T.C.

I could only wish to meet a sex addict

Thank you, it's taken years of pratice to be this cute. And you're not so hard on the eyes yourself.

Have a safe and happy New Year celebration!

See you next year!

1.No
2.No
3.Doesn't everyone want sex a lot of the time wether they realise it or not? .I'm not sure what breach of which parameters would constitute addiction, however some doctor or 'specialist ' or religious freak somewhere has probably tried to lay down the lines...how about i''m addicted to breathing, when should I die?
P.s. Your picture is the best!

probably not an issue until it begins to interfere with other portions of your life. until then, climb on and enjoy the hormonal ride

Sounds normal to me. Most people won't admit (at least publicly) that sex is on the brain probably (guesstimated) about 80% or more during a 24 hour period. The answer is simple you like sex, nothing wrong with that. I think where something becomes an addiction (it doesn't matter if it's sex, smoking, drinking, eating, buying stuff, etc.) if it greatly impairs your capacity to make rational decisions and hurts you and those around you, especially those you love, and you can't stop the behavior that's causing the problem. That's addiction.

It doesn't sound like addiction to me. Keep having fun.

Take care.