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What is an addiction many people don’t realize they have?
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Work. Just because society deems it acceptable doesn't mean it's healthy.
It's not deemed acceptable, it's deemed absolutely necessary. Hard to fight it most times.
Work Yes. But as a former workaholic there is that time where you do it like an addict. You sacrifice health, relationships, and joy. It winds up consuming you like any other addiction.
Right. I don't work because I'm addicted to it lmao
I'm not sure if the alternative (being unemployed) is any healthier.
I don't mean work in general. I mean when it becomes like the normal addictions we think of and it consumed you.