I have a multi-addictive personality, which is why I'd probably run away from you as fast I could if you offered me a couple of smokes or some cocaine. I like to tell myself I'm able to keep things under control, but the following list pretty much takes that point, contradicts it (and by that I mean puts it in the blender and destroys it) and leaves it to die. So, yeah.
The Internet. This Summer I went away somewhere for three whole weeks. That sounds awesome, until you find out that I was sent away from technology as a whole. Don't get me wrong, this wasn't some sort of punishment camp I was sent to because my parents were worried about me; I actually wanted to go to this thing because everyone said it was awesome. Sure, I'd have to live without television and all that jazz, but there'd be lots of things that'd keep me entertained in the meantime. I reached day three and I started dying inside. I could've survived without my television, my phone, my iPod, but I was too dependent on the Internet itself to let go without a struggle. PC, other forums. MSN, my friends. Keeping in touch with current events. It was all there and I couldn't get at it for three whole weeks. It was the best three weeks of my life, but damn I don't think I'll ever willingly give up my connection to the world like that again.
PokéCommunity. I've been on forums for nearly two years. (October 29th marks my second year anniversary here.) In that time, I have joined a lot of forums. A lot. I didn't keep count, but a lot. Just take my word for it: a lot. PC is the only one I've really been able to stick to. I don't know why, but I can't force myself away from it (nor do I want to, though at times I would've said something different). It's become my second home. I've met so many awesome people here it's unreal, and I value some of them over some of my IRL friends too. Sure, ever since I joined PC, my test results have gone downhill, and sometimes I think, 'hm, what if I never joined PC in the first place?' The truth is there is no reality where that didn't happen. PC has helped me in a lot of ways become the person I am now. I don't think there's a possibility that I wouldn't find PC someday had I not done so two years ago. I think I'm meant to be here. Don't know why, but it feels that way.
Girls. Hormones. We all have them. I'm not gonna be the first who loses a fight with them and I'm not gonna be the last. Good times.
People. I love people. I can't do anything unless it involves interacting with others. That's probably why I'm never going to finish chapter one of my new fic.
Twitter. Easily my latest obsession by far. Lightning once said it's like a giant MSN conversation, but much slower. I agree with her. There are plenty of people on PC I probably would've lost contact with by now had it not been for Twitter. Plus Twitter is like my main source of news, and I love keeping on top of current events. Okay, wakachamo's my main source of news, but only because of his Twitter account.
COD4. Greatest multi-player game online. I play on the computer on a server called Rokita, and the community is friendly as well as funny. Doesn't come close to Timesplitters 2 as a multi-player game offline, but it's definitely addictive.
Mmhm. I think that's about it.