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nice, looks like u just hit 70, do u still play?
Any World of Warcraft players? lol!
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i stopped playing a while ago, never addicted but it was somethin to do while in highschool ya know.. look me up in the armory.. henceforth at burning blade..gratz on 70
milo hobgoblin
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Lestat said:
Im sure all the WOW players are just heart broken that some guy who eats, sleeps, breathes and shits elitefitness is making fun of them..
stilleto said:
Yet you're calling him a "friend" lol.
Big Rick Rock
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Online addiction is a hard thing..
Here are some testimonials:
"I am sick of people saying, “If you don’t figure out why you have an addictive personality, then you will go right back to Elite Fitness or some other addiction.” Very profound, but untrue for all people. Elite Fitness was the only vice I have ever had in my entire life. I have tried alcohol and never had the desire to abuse it. I tried some drugs in college and never had the desire use them again. I even tried smoking for a month and just throw them out with no desire to keep smoking. I have tried gambling and could care less if I walk away from the table, and I have never had a compulsion to eat obsessively. I have been able to escape every pitfall imaginable without addiction. But Elite Fitness sucked me in completely for 3 years. When I broke away (finally), it took all my willpower. Now that I have been clean for almost a year, I have no other pulls towards other addictions what-so-ever. This is how I know this forum is evil and can be a stand-alone addictive experience for some people. Not everyone who gets hooked on Elite Fitness has serious, deep-rooted psychological issues. Some people just get hooked on this forum - this forum that is designed to be well...addictive."
"I had quit posting Elite Fitness months ago, but could not bring myself to delete my usernames or cancel my account. Then, something someone said on this website opened my eyes: Your usernames are like an alter ego and it can be harder to let go of that, than to even quit posting the actual forum. I realized I did not want to delete my usernames because they represented pieces of my personality and that I had acquired some kind of online status (I was a good bro, knowledgeable vets, and had lots of online friends). But I had to realize that these pieces exist inside me, with or without an Avatar to act them out with. I loved posting my Priest and Druid. I loved the roll of healer, consoler to my guildies, loved nature and being social. I realized that has been true my entire life - I love helping people feel better. If anything, deleting the Avatar frees my mind up to act those desires out in the real world with real people and make a difference in people’s lives. This is a positive way to benefit society. Before you live out a fantasy life online, just think of all of the experiences you are missing out on by escaping onto a limited username in a virtual world. Most of all, if you are living through an Avatar, you are not being your fulls Good Bros in reality. Instead of half living in 2 worlds, why not live wholly in 1?"
"Nearly one year ago, a friend of mine said that I had a Elite Fitness Addiction. To prove to him that no such thing existed, I Googled it. That is when I found Elite FitnessDetox. After several hours of reading the posts on this website, I realized I had a problem. If it was not for Elite FitnessDetox, I would have never looked at my own behavior with this forum and questioned it. If it was not for Elite FitnessDetox, I would have never gotten up the courage to quit this forum once and for all. If it was not for Elite FitnessDetox, I would have never stayed clean. Without the stories here, I would have tricked myself into having candy-coated memories of Elite Fitness and eventually gone back like so many other posters do. Without Elite FitnessDetox, I would have never gotten my life back, which is the greatest gift I have ever given myself. It has been almost a year since I posted Elite Fitness and I just wanted to say, “Thanks.” This website does more then you know for so many people."
I tried and failed many times to quit but eventually managed it. Its one of the hardest things i have done in life. I realised i could not imagine life without Elite Fitness and i thought to myself how pathetic that was. I was in denail about being addicted for a long time but in the end i was so sick with myself, sitting there posting that forum instead of doing what i should be doing and not enough enjoying it i had to quit. The only thing i can say to anybody reading is that i promise from the bottom of my heart that no matter how you feel now, life will be a hundred times better if you manage to quit. Seriously. Also, if you need help there are websites and forums out there set up to help. Forumr Widow helped me greatly.
Here are some testimonials:
"I am sick of people saying, “If you don’t figure out why you have an addictive personality, then you will go right back to Elite Fitness or some other addiction.” Very profound, but untrue for all people. Elite Fitness was the only vice I have ever had in my entire life. I have tried alcohol and never had the desire to abuse it. I tried some drugs in college and never had the desire use them again. I even tried smoking for a month and just throw them out with no desire to keep smoking. I have tried gambling and could care less if I walk away from the table, and I have never had a compulsion to eat obsessively. I have been able to escape every pitfall imaginable without addiction. But Elite Fitness sucked me in completely for 3 years. When I broke away (finally), it took all my willpower. Now that I have been clean for almost a year, I have no other pulls towards other addictions what-so-ever. This is how I know this forum is evil and can be a stand-alone addictive experience for some people. Not everyone who gets hooked on Elite Fitness has serious, deep-rooted psychological issues. Some people just get hooked on this forum - this forum that is designed to be well...addictive."
"I had quit posting Elite Fitness months ago, but could not bring myself to delete my usernames or cancel my account. Then, something someone said on this website opened my eyes: Your usernames are like an alter ego and it can be harder to let go of that, than to even quit posting the actual forum. I realized I did not want to delete my usernames because they represented pieces of my personality and that I had acquired some kind of online status (I was a good bro, knowledgeable vets, and had lots of online friends). But I had to realize that these pieces exist inside me, with or without an Avatar to act them out with. I loved posting my Priest and Druid. I loved the roll of healer, consoler to my guildies, loved nature and being social. I realized that has been true my entire life - I love helping people feel better. If anything, deleting the Avatar frees my mind up to act those desires out in the real world with real people and make a difference in people’s lives. This is a positive way to benefit society. Before you live out a fantasy life online, just think of all of the experiences you are missing out on by escaping onto a limited username in a virtual world. Most of all, if you are living through an Avatar, you are not being your fulls Good Bros in reality. Instead of half living in 2 worlds, why not live wholly in 1?"
"Nearly one year ago, a friend of mine said that I had a Elite Fitness Addiction. To prove to him that no such thing existed, I Googled it. That is when I found Elite FitnessDetox. After several hours of reading the posts on this website, I realized I had a problem. If it was not for Elite FitnessDetox, I would have never looked at my own behavior with this forum and questioned it. If it was not for Elite FitnessDetox, I would have never gotten up the courage to quit this forum once and for all. If it was not for Elite FitnessDetox, I would have never stayed clean. Without the stories here, I would have tricked myself into having candy-coated memories of Elite Fitness and eventually gone back like so many other posters do. Without Elite FitnessDetox, I would have never gotten my life back, which is the greatest gift I have ever given myself. It has been almost a year since I posted Elite Fitness and I just wanted to say, “Thanks.” This website does more then you know for so many people."
I tried and failed many times to quit but eventually managed it. Its one of the hardest things i have done in life. I realised i could not imagine life without Elite Fitness and i thought to myself how pathetic that was. I was in denail about being addicted for a long time but in the end i was so sick with myself, sitting there posting that forum instead of doing what i should be doing and not enough enjoying it i had to quit. The only thing i can say to anybody reading is that i promise from the bottom of my heart that no matter how you feel now, life will be a hundred times better if you manage to quit. Seriously. Also, if you need help there are websites and forums out there set up to help. Forumr Widow helped me greatly.
MichaelScott
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come on...stilleto said:
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