Addiction is ethically neutral meaning it is neither right nor wrong. It just is. What you do to satisfy your addictions or whether you choose to satisfy then at all is what has the ethical consequences. Everyone has an addiction. It could be fairly said that most of us are addicted to living. Just look at the lengths we will go to stay alive. I challenge you to find the difference in a addict's behavior. The only difference is the object of the desire. Addiction has a lot of negative connotations but, frankly I just think it's part of being human. In fact, I think it's just part of being alive. We happen to be the most complicated animals on this planet. Therefore, our addictions are more complex and pronounced. It's what we do about them that counts.