Hello,
recently, I realized there are couple of things I can't live without. Coffee, for example: if I didn't have one (two, three..) a day, I feel even physically sick! Or my habit to stretch my whole body before I go to bed: I can't fall asleep without it.
I hesitate whether as well count my bad habit to turn on the laptop before I even open my eyes here, because 'lack of computers' make me feel physically better (no head+neck ache ;-) you know).

I'm pretty sure everyone is addicted to something, may it be a chemical substance, food, thing, person, habit or whatever. What are you addicted on?

my ipod. i take it with me everywhere.

i love the new shins album, i cant put it down.

i would have to say coffee,just cant get started inthe morning without my 2 cups.

Computers.

I really dont feel right if I do not sit down at a computer and do something, productive or not, at least once a day.

Ok, done with step one...*whipes forehead*

Coffee. Email. Making my computer do things it wasn't designed to do thereby causing breakage and giving me an excuse to learn something new.

So many things that's supposed to be bad for my health except for drugs...

I am addicted to something - a state of being- which I'm not: truly "good" people make me melt inside. Their entire being, their eyes and everything else simply breathes out kindness. I think I could call that "beauty".

But where have they all gone?

As I have gotten older, I have found that addiction goes far deeper than just the phyical. I have so many addictions, it's scary.

I guess the worst thing I have been addicted on is cigarettes (coming out on that one ).
In my mind, I knew it was bad for my health, that it was expensive etc.

I had been on and off for many years. When I was feeling unhappy, stressed, whatever, I would go back to it.

Then I started to think about it, think about why I would fill me up with toxics. In the process, one day, I just said stop. I want to have a choice, I want not to continue hurting myself when hurt comes from the outside, I want to smell good, basically I want to be free.

I guess addiction is a very complex and individual process.
Now I spend too much time on the computer, but it does not impair my day to day life, I even can say it improves it in many ways.

@ xyz: that was a heart melting post

Mainly computers and skateboarding, but with OCD I develop habits I don't like, daily.

Definately coffee. I only usually drink two cups a day - one in the morning and one when I get back from work, but if I miss that morning one in particular I'll feel terrible for the day.

I'm also partial to a nice cup of tea in the evening - particularly Earl Grey.

Programming. I have an itch for programming. Heck, I've even started a thread on the ubuntu forums programming channel asking what I can do to find more programming projects.

Tea

I have a very addictive personality, partially because of gentics, partially of just because who I am. So i do my best to stay away from ANYTHING addictive (inculding things which I'm sure many of you would laugh at me for calling addictive.)

My big addiction is probably caffeine, but I dont drink coffee, and i really dont like energy drinks, so its pure soda for me.

another "addiction" i would have to say is my computer, while I can (and have) gone a month without it, its deffinately addictive.

Caffeine caffeine caffeine caffeine caffeine caffeine caffeine caffeine caffeine caffeine ....er, sorry, jitters there for a minute.

Computers (most people can't sit in front of them for 12+ hours a day. I don't know what I would do without it ), Caffeine (anything caffeinated will do (tea, coffee, soda, etc))

Soda.. Mountain Dew.. I am trying to stop.

The Internet!
i'll go mad without it, even if i'm kept away for a day...
( which usually happens when my net subscription expires ... oh the Pain! )

SILICON! I can't get enough of those wonderful bits. I'm completely addicted to various technological gadgets most notably my computer and the Internet that have me practically confined to the house sometimes. I guess I'm pretty hooked on Coca-Cola most of the time but I put up with the headaches for a few days and I'm clean I tell you

Computers for me too, I can't remember the last time there wasn't a computer on in my room for an extended period of time (more than a few hours). Although I turn my main computer off at night, servers stay running, and my computer turns itself on in the morning before I get up
My laptop is normally always in my backpack, and I always have that since I'm at uni during the day, so yeah, oh and I can't live without the internet.

The other thing I'm only aware I can't live without until it's taken away from me is electricity, I'm lost in a powercut (literally if it's at night )

life