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Captured devotion resulting from a lack of vision and values – if unaddressed will likely cause the collapse of purpose/meaning within the ostensible captive.
Once she determined her core competencies and decided on a vision for the future, her Device Addictions had no more power over her.
A person who believes that Sylvester Stallon is a Demi-God and has every Stallon movie memorized.
A person who actually believes the Rocky Movies are real.
Dude Mike is such a Stallon Addict, dude thinks the movie Cobra was based on a true story.
The guys who hang out there are Stallon Addicts. They just say lines from Rocky all day.
Someone that begs for your fresh tinny of zynie
Elijah keeps begging for Marcus’s new tinny tin Zyn upper echocardiogram gum pilly for mathematic class , he’s begging a real Zyn addict
Severe addiction to hunting white tail deer. Often leads to bankruptcy,alcoholism, and a bunch of MOTHER FUCKERS!
I wish I was free this weekend but I’m addicted to the rut.
The inability to eat food without microwaving it first, even if it's steaming hot already.
Guy: Man I can't stand the texture of some food after it's microwaved.
Guy 2: You should meet my dad! He doesn't eat without microwaving it first. He'll stand in the kitchen letting it hum until the food is about to melt through the plate.
Guy: So he's got a Microwave Addiction!
Hep addict. - One who gets hepped up for no reason other than to feed their solitary testosterone addiction. Sometimes referred to as diabetes.
He’s a real Hep addict. Got his own internet show too. Has some technical people do it for him. Won’t quote him ‘cause he just likes to create sensation for his hep addiction.
drug addiction enabler
Enabling is a term often used in the context of a relationship with an addict. It might be a drug addict or alcoholic, a gambler, or a compulsive overeater. Enablers, rather than addicts, suffer the effects of the addict's behavior. Enabling is “removing the natural consequences to the addict of his or her behavior.”
How to do it wrong: Young woman comes home and asks her parents for $500 for rent. They ask why she can’t pay her rent. She says she lost her wallet and she had all her rent money in it. Although she was short on her rent the month before and she has been sick a lot lately, the parents don’t ask any more questions. They get her the cash and she leaves. (aka - drug addiction enabler)
How to do it wrong: Young woman comes home and asks her parents for $500 for rent. They ask why she can’t pay her rent. She says she lost her wallet and she had all her rent money in it. Although she was short on her rent the month before and she has been sick a lot lately, the parents don’t ask any more questions. They get her the cash and she leaves. (aka - drug addiction enabler)