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Originally Posted by cat_eyes
I totally understand you. I think I may be also addicted to internet. All my friends are cyberfriends. Besides I rarely get outside my house so this contributes to the internet addiction. I sometimes have to force myself to stay away from it. Even at night when I wake up I get to the computer to check whatever on it. Good thing is that now that my meds are starting to work out, I have been able to read books again. So I try to read or watch tv to stop being at the computer. It is difficult to stop this but I wish you have the strength to solve this problem.  Here you have received interesting replies that could be useful  |
I'm definitely internet addicted. I've had to install a block on my computer that only allows me a certain amount of time on the internet, and blocks the problematic sites for me. I've made myself some cards that say five reasons I go on the internet (no surprise all five have to do with not feeling something) five reasons going on the internet isn't good for me, my activities I can do instead of being on the internet.
When I'm desperate, I actually drive to town, (ten miles) to get on the community computers at the library.
It's better than what I used to do, which is be on the internet all day long, seven days a week.