Are e-cigarettes addictive?
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With nicotine they are extremely addictive. The talk otherwise is bs. Without nic, I doubt it, but that's just my own speculation.
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Do you have an addictive personality, bored alot , paranoid? Everyone person is different, chemistry, personality, so yes and no.
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Yes I have an addictive personality and high anxiety, I'm also bisexual which adds to the anxiety.
You might be happier with some of those fidget wheels then vaping.
I have selective decision disorder, I can never choose which mod and tank to use. Plus High Altitude Personality Disorder so I get lightheaded and confused alot.
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anything can technically be addictive....even if it's not considered "addictive".
human brains are weird. do a Google scholar search about addiction, and enjoy the rabbit trail. lol
human brains are weird. do a Google scholar search about addiction, and enjoy the rabbit trail. lol
Some folks are easily addicted to tic tacs / breath mints / cough drops.
And you've rephrased & asked basically the same question even answered it yourself several times.
Best to seek immediate professional medical treatment for your anxiety, ADHD & Tourette syndrome.
Stop, just stop trying to 'treat' yourself, get professional help.
And you've rephrased & asked basically the same question even answered it yourself several times.
Best to seek immediate professional medical treatment for your anxiety, ADHD & Tourette syndrome.
Stop, just stop trying to 'treat' yourself, get professional help.
Have you tried meds from a real doctor to help you with anxiety?
I take prozac, it seems to do well with me. Not as if its all gone, I still have to fight it, but therapy can help.
Finding a hobby or something that relaxes you helps a lot. Exercise helps too. Try to find what triggers that adrenaline shot and avoid it if you can.
I love watching good comedies, laughter goes a long, long way.
Finding a hobby or something that relaxes you helps a lot. Exercise helps too. Try to find what triggers that adrenaline shot and avoid it if you can.
I love watching good comedies, laughter goes a long, long way.
Yes , they can be, but usually its because not everyones chemical balance is the same. Its a matter of finding a good trust with the right medical doctors, therapy and being aware of your triggers.
Ive had some meds that have made things worse, some that make me real tired, twitch , get uncontrollable arm and body movements etc. I hated when I tried one that made me flail my arms and neck so much that I got whiplash. Some that made me gain 40lbs in a matter of a few months. I recently had one that made me feel really good for about 48 hours, then I got extremely angry and aggressive.
If a doctor that wont let you communicate any adverse effects, or dismisses those symptoms, then you tell them and then change doctor. Ive had them tell me to take sedatives so I can drive because they did not believe how drowsy they made me. I had to tell them that there was no way that I could in good conscious get behind the wheel under that influence till I came in after I took it. My mother drove me and helped me in the office and he finally believed me. I tried to do the old fashioned sobriety tests like cops make you do and when I almost fell on my face and off the chair, I said now would you want me behind the wheel if your child was on the road? He rolled his eyes and then I said, well maybe I should and if I kill someone or myself my family and theirs will sue you.
In some cases, like my brother who is schizo effective ( schizo and bi-polar and delusional ) there is no balance, which is very sad. He was a brilliant photographer and artist, but now that he finally trusts us and his doctors he is no longer able to do any of that. He has no middle ground, its either no sleep, delusions, anger aggression and going off from one county to another on foot, finding complete strangers in his home doing very dangerous things.
If you dont do something to get help, you might get really ill or hurt yourself.
Is vaping addictive? Yes, even if you don't develop a chemical dependency. You will become addicted to the habit, if not the sensation of inhaling warm, tasty vapor.
Or you won't...either way, it beats burning paper, tar, and all that other junk, so I don't blink twice about vaping.
So many flavors to try, shinies to buy...not enough money, makes me wanna cry.
Or you won't...either way, it beats burning paper, tar, and all that other junk, so I don't blink twice about vaping.
So many flavors to try, shinies to buy...not enough money, makes me wanna cry.
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