What's your strange addiction?

Facebook.. I have been using a fake account over a decade. I use it only for memes, I spend around 2 to 3 hours everyday in Facebook alone.
 
Drugs and girls. Oh, more important , money, yes i love it! It is addictive once you start playing with money.
 
Trying to hide from everyone after 3 - 5 months whenever I find them unpleasant.

That's a strong anti social behavior I have been found to perform since being 3 year old.

Last week I was looking for a shovel on the streets.
I took that shovel and dug a ditch.
And I was figuring out for 4 days how to build a fallout shelter to hide in case of me doing something unlawful.
I figured that out and got ill cause I was working day and night figuring out how to hide from those people.
At the end I know how to build a shelter which nobody can find.

So next month I'm planning to change my identity completely.
Damn, I'm very sorry to hear that.
 
Erm, i guess checking the lounge for these types of posts haha
 
Learning new stuff.

The problem is that I immediately lose interest once I figure it out. It ends up being a lot of time spent on learning things that I might never use again.
 
My addiction is to World of Warcraft.

I don't think it's strange because a lot of people are addicted to video games.

Some people like Genshin Impact.

Others like Valorant.

Even others like Call of Duty.

I like World of Warcraft.

But that's not what makes my addiction strange.

What makes it peculiar is I'm somehow addicted to the process of starting at level 1.

A lot of people can't wait to level up from 1 to 60 so they can go on raids, maybe kill a dragon somewhere, or rip out a monster's heart at another dungeon.

But me?

I like the idea of starting from nothing and then building up.

I like learning along the way.

I like taking resources and building something bigger.

I suppose that has carried over to my philosophy and attitude towards business.

I'm more into learning, but I definitely knew when to step up and scale up into management, growing, and optimizing because if you're just building stuff and they hit a cap, they hit some sort of ceiling, and you don't grow.

Most people would rather build further, and scale up, but I would then start from scratch and build another.

This is one part of my mindset I'm trying to change.
 
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