Can someone be addicted to gardening?

Advice WantedCan someone be addicted to gardening?

Posted August 28, 2024 by [Deleted] in Gardening

I am having a hard time taking a break from my gardening. I tried to take the day off and I kept jonesing to go back out and prune and such. And I just caught myself surfing craigslist for free plants! I have a problem! I think I am addicted. Can one get addicted to gardening? It is all I want to do.

Update: thanks to all of you and the support, I've gone 2 days w/o gardening and even went to the gym! I guess it really is true that naming the problem is half the battle.

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yikesforever

January 31, 2023

Tbh, some of what i've heard about gay males (like going camping and having huge orgies) sounds disgusting af and worse than hetero couples, cause it's all male...

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Riothamusscrote

January 31, 2023

Women are the control rods for male sexuality. Remove the control rods and you get a meltdown.

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proudcatladysubtle standoffishness

January 31, 2023

I done been saying this. And it’s exhausting to be the control rod. And miserable.

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shewolfoffrance

January 31, 2023

Because men, collectively, want women to be the control rods, just not for them individually.

They want women to take sole responsibility for making sure there are no single-parent homes, children born out of wedlock, divorces, or promiscuity. They also want to keep their porn, casual sex, strip clubs, forever girlfriends, dating apps, open relationships, and "instagram models."

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Posted August 28, 2024 by [Deleted]

Edited August 29, 2024

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