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Hi. I am a recovering addict.

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Hey folks.

I am a recovering addict who has addictively played videogames in the past looking to share my experience, strength, and hope with others who struggle with the same phenomena. It's been somewhere around three years since I got clean, and about... four ...?... years since I last played a game. The perpetual fear and anxiety I experienced while actively using, and during my time dry was miserable. Now that I am clean it is my goal to share what I know to those who are looking for similar freedom from this disease. Feel free to ask me any questions pertaining to game addiction, and living life beyond it. 

Hi Barnes, thanks for joining the community!

There are many people who would appreciate your advice (including myself), so if you'd like to help then the introductions page and daily journals would be a good place to start.

Are you finding life more fulfilling without games? I hope you are doing well.

Hey folks.

I am a recovering addict who has addictively played videogames in the past looking to share my experience, strength, and hope with others who struggle with the same phenomena. It's been somewhere around three years since I got clean, and about... four ...?... years since I last played a game. The perpetual fear and anxiety I experienced while actively using, and during my time dry was miserable. Now that I am clean it is my goal to share what I know to those who are looking for similar freedom from this disease. Feel free to ask me any questions pertaining to game addiction, and living life beyond it. 

As Alex pointed out, the daily journals would be an excellent place to share your wisdom. :)

Hey Barnes,

 

That's awesome! We are such a new community that there aren't many people here save Cam that have been clean for as long as you. I'm sure any insight or advice you could provide to people here still trying to quit would be greatly appreciated. Welcome.

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Are you finding life more fulfilling without games? I hope you are doing well.

Much more. I still have my issues. I stay up waaayyy to late (it's 3:41 right now) but the difference is the compulsion and the obsession of it all. I am still behaving in an addictive manner by staying up pretty late and abusing my body, but I am not powerless over my activities like I was while I was actively gaming. I worked on my miniatures and listened/watched youtube videos of hunters looking for small game. I am acquiring a growing fascination and interest in hunting, but also evaluating how I feel about it. The morality and such. I'll go into more detail in the diary - thing. 

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Hi,

I'm also a recovering addict!  I'm a bit further along in the journey of recovery and through my personal experience I want to say that it is worth it to keep on going!

Great! I look forward to reading the stuff you share. 

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