Toxic. People say its poison. What about addictions? Nontoxic items are perfectly fine. Toxic, if handled properly can too. Same with addictions. Addictions come uninvited, you accidently uncork a beer bottle, and there it is. Woman who are addicted to looking pretty, “Oh look, a party! I’m just gonna reapply my makeup!”, silly, right? Only a an unintelligent person would think that. You can retrace your way through a maze if you hit a wrong turn right? Well, not true for addictions. Like I said, they come unannounced so it has nothing to do with you right? Lots of people want to say “Right!”, since they’re the ones that have addictions, I bet a few of you that read this have addictions and you want to stop, right? Well, lots of teachers and therapists have to say that they know you can stop, and that you have to. What they’re thinking is “I recall a time I had an addiction, horrible! This kid is gonna have to stop, no matter what!”, while they don’t acctually know that it takes a lot to stop. Now, the answer to the question “Do addictions come unannounced? The correct answer is “You”, you might think i’m just like other people, saying that you’re the one that has to stop, you’re special, blah, blah, blah. Hey kid, good luck. (Therapists or doctors or parents etc., if you are reading this, i’m not really trying to offend you!)