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    Do you have an addiction to the internet?
    I used to, once upon a time. It was a place to escape from the pressures of life, and post like an idiot until I had to go back to school the next day. But now that I'm older and I have to step up more and more and be more responsible with my time, I'm using the internet less and less. Plus, most of the sites I used to go to just aren't fun anymore. So, what about you?
     
    The thing about the web is, it always has its ways to addict you no matter how old you are. You just need to let yourself loose on the internet and you'll soon be entangled by it.

    So, to phrase it correctly: Yes, I'm addicted to the internet, unless I'm too busy in real life to bother.
     
    According to my dad, I'm rather addicted to the Internet. That's true to an extent, since I use it almost every day.
     
    Yes, I have an addiction to the internet. With very little to watch on broadcast TV or elsewhere, the internet is where I go for most of my information and entertainment.
     
    Yeah, I'm pretty addicted to the internet. I couldn't live a week without going on it at least once.
     
    Sort of. I've often let it become the first place I turn to when I need information or entertainment. I just do it without thinking.

    When I do stop to think for a moment it's not so bad. If I want to engage my brain I grab a book I'm reading and I forget all about the internet. As long as I'm engaged in something I don't even think about the internet. It's just those times when I'm feeling lackluster and find myself wondering what I'd like to do for the next hour or so that it becomes a danger.
     
    My addiction to the internet is worse than any addiction to drugs and alcohol.
     
    I didn't think that I was addicted to it before, but when I had to spend 2 weeks without it after moving, I realized how quickly I got bored and had nothing to do. I don't think I really noticed how much of my free time I spent on the internet, and now I don't use it as much as I used to in case of the off-chance something like that happens again (even though I still spend at least 90 minutes on it a day).
     
    Eeveon said:
    My addiction to the internet is worse than any addiction to drugs and alcohol.
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    No it's not.

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    I used to be seriously addicted to it, but I would say that I'm not anymore. After I started college, I made lots of friends and I got really busy and I walked away from the things that ate up the most of my time. Although I spend a lot of time on PC, it's really nothing compared to how I used to be on the internet, this is casual surfing for me.

    Of course, I still enjoy the internet and I miss it when it's not there, but if I had to make a choice between my real life and my internet life I would walk away from the internet in a heartbeat.
     
    Now that I have marching band keeping me occupied, I don't really think I'm addicted to the internet like I used to be. I'm only online when I'm home, which isn't really a lot with band, school, and work. Earlier this year, yeah, I was pretty bad. I would even take my computer to classes with me and not pay attention. Trust me kids, bad idea.
     
    idk

    i mean im on it too often and spend so much time online, but i don't have anything better to do and it's convenient? like when I practice guitar, I use online lessons because it's easier than a book and cheaper than paying for some random dude to teach me

    when I want to watch a film I download it

    it's easier to use for listening to music

    it's easier to talk to people, but I could call them if I wanted

    it's just all about convenience, if the internet suddenly disappeared, it wouldn't destroy my life. There are so many other things to do for nerds like me, read a book, listen to music/watch movies in conventional manners, go to a museum or something.

    I wouldn't care much if it disappeared, but it would be annoying.
     
    I used to be addicted to the internet, but I've been so busy with my job and starting college, I am not anymore.
     
    I like using the internet, but I don't think I'm addicted. I don't mean this in a "He's in DENIAL!" sort of way: more in a case of I could live without it if it somehow disappeared. It would take a while to get used to, but I think I could do it eventually.
     
    I'd say I'm not really addicted to the internet just some specific sites, and if per say, the sites that I frequent were taken down, I'd probably not go on the internet as much.
     
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