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>It's funny how some people will still freak out at people with so called "unheathy interests" yet can't een handle an hour without logging into twitter or facebook.
Makes one wonder what addiction really is, since humans exhibit so many traits of "addictive" behaviour yet what is "good" and what is "bad" is picked so arbitrarily, especially when the "good" side taken to extreme is as much destructive as the "bad" one at the same level of notoriety.
(Reading lots of books is good, but suddenly using computer, even for similar reasons is bad, and it's addiction. Being social and talkative is good, but when it's not irl or via social media it's suddenly creepy internet addiction, etc.)
or you can just say that's an addict's mental gymnastics done to basically say "I don't have a problem, mkay?"