what to do if I addicted to login into the forum.

[cafter]

I am a newbie and this is my first ever forum account and i am addicted to it, i log in many many times a day, what can i do to stop addiction, "every addiction is bad"
is it happened to your sometime when you were newbie?

[Stalker22]

I am a newbie and this is my first ever forum account and i am addicted to it, i log in many many times a day, what can i do to stop addiction, "every addiction is bad"

Well, they say the first step to solving a problem is admitting you have one, so kudos to you for recognizing your addiction! 

But seriously, forum addiction? Really? I suppose you could try finding something else to do with your time, like knitting or watching paint dry. But let's be honest, what could possibly be more thrilling than scrolling through endless pages of forum posts? Just embrace the addiction and revel in your newfound hobby! 

is it happened to your sometime when you were newbie?

In all seriousness, I have a feeling that this may not actually be a case of addiction. Good luck on your journey to recovery, though!

[Upgrade00]

Try telling us how many hours on average you spend on the forum, you could find out in the end that it's a similar number with the majority of forum members and not an outlier. Although addictions are personal and while your number of hours on the forum are not extremely high, it could be distracting you from necessary activities like sleeping.

I spend 4-6 hours on the forum on average and fns it more rewarding than mindlessly scrolling through social platforms and I can also easily put down the phone when I want to.

[cafter]

Try telling us how many hours on average you spend on the forum, you could find out in the end that it's a similar number with the majority of forum members and not an outlier. Although addictions are personal and while your number of hours on the forum are not extremely high, it could be distracting you from necessary activities like sleeping.

I spend 4-6 hours on the forum on average and fns it more rewarding than mindlessly scrolling through social platforms and I can also easily put down the phone when I want to.

Total time logged in: 3 days, 9 hours and 48 minutes.

I spend 4-6 hours on the forum on average and fns it more rewarding than mindlessly scrolling through social platforms and I can also easily put down the phone when I want to.

Right, it's better than social media time waste.

[Kalchef]

You can't be addicted to something without deriving pleasure out of it, so what have you been deriving from this? Log in and log out? Lol, it doesn't make any sense, if anything is bothering your mind please share it with us, we will be glad to help you out, your addiction is weird 😕 though, what have you learned so far? What makes you keep coming back?

[lizarder]

I am a newbie and this is my first ever forum account and i am addicted to it, i log in many many times a day, what can i do to stop addiction, "every addiction is bad"
is it happened to your sometime when you were newbie?

That means the number of your logins in the forum is far less than most people today, on average I spend 4 to 5 days a week and is usually active for 5 to 6 hours.

Lots of information that we can find here and is not limited to cryptocurrency, for me this forum is different from most other social media. Everyone must be different in the number of hours spent on a forum per day, because in general they have real jobs that cannot be left behind. You can determine how many more optimal hours we need in the forum and ultimately take advantage of something for the progress of knowledge is much better, than spending time in a place that is not useful.

[Cantsay]

does it happen to your sometimes when you were a newbie?

When I started the forum I spent several months trying to figure out how certain work here in the forum, the first few months after I created my first thread (introductory thread which also gave me my first merit although I knew nothing about it at that time.) I went silent trying to learn more, and eventually, I caught up and started being active.
I won't call my addiction, I'll say I did it out of curiosity.

Total time logged in: 3 days, 9 hours, and 48 minutes

Currently, mine is 16 days 5 hours.
I know of some users of have more than a year logged in time.

[Queentoshi]

I am a newbie and this is my first ever forum account and i am addicted to it, i log in many many times a day, what can i do to stop addiction, "every addiction is bad"
is it happened to your sometime when you were newbie?

You are a newbie, and this is your first forum account, this is a new place for you, it is normal that you get intrigued and impressed by how much this forum is doing that you forget count of the time that you spend here. With the excitement, you always want to login to the forum to see what is going and what people are discussing. This is normal and something that you will get over with time, I do not think it is addiction yet. As you get older in the forum, you will learn to include it to the activities your life so that your time here will not affect your time to do other meaningful things.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

There is always that newbie enthusiasm when we find ourselves in a place where members are classified by ranks and the levels of knowledge that they provide (this is based on individuals, though). I don't think it's addiction but just a feeling that makes you think you'd love to be like others, and so you keep putting in your effort just to be like them. It's just like when someone changes schools and you find out there are more intelligent people in your class than at the formal school you left, then you would want to frequent your reading habit so you could meet up. That's just it.

I had that feeling when I first joined this forum. I write up to five replies a day, and some times I just keep reading to learn. I do social media a lot and watch movies a lot, but since I joined this forum, I have even been battling to finish a series I started in December last year. Is just my thoughts though.

[erep]

You are a newbie, and this is your first forum account, this is a new place for you, it is normal that you get intrigued and impressed by how much this forum is doing that you forget count of the time that you spend here. With the excitement, you always want to login to the forum to see what is going and what people are discussing. This is normal and something that you will get over with time, I do not think it is addiction yet. As you get older in the forum, you will learn to include it to the activities your life so that your time here will not affect your time to do other meaningful things.

Many beginners want to explore in every thread to find out all the information, but when he gets older in the forum he will be more active on certain boards to find out the information he needs, so there is no term addiction in the forum but if you are always active in the forum, then you also include people who actively contribute to always interact in the forum.

[Marvelman]

Total time logged in: 3 days, 9 hours and 48 minutes.

Fellow forum dweller, welcome to the addiction club! Just kidding, addiction is no joke. It's great that you're recognizing the issue early on, though.

As for solutions, have you considered creating a schedule for yourself? Set specific times to log in and stick to them. You could also try cutting down your daily login time and gradually decrease it until you find a balance that works for you. Or, for a real challenge, try going cold turkey for a day or two to see how it feels.

But let's be real, we all know the real solution is to quit your day job and become a full-time forum fanatic. (Just kidding!)

[Adbitco]

Well you are free to login as many times you wishes but doesn't mean is an addiction, maybe I can say you are less busy that's why if you are being occupied with something tedious that really consuming your time then you would have little chance to visit here, but that not withstanding you could used those time to read something meaningful to you through this forum if you think is an addiction because the more time you spent here the vast knowledge you gain through reading people's post.

[salad daging]

If you have a lot of free time, then it doesn't matter how many times you enter the forum, while here there is a lot of more up-to-date information for you to know, but believe me, it's not addiction, but your interest in the forum is expected to increase, I hope with this intention You can learn more about how to improve quality in forums with the content you create.

"every addiction is bad"

But being addicted to forums won't make you lose money it will add a lot of experience.

is it happened to your sometime when you were newbie?

No, beginners don't visit forums too often because they get bored at first, but often a lot of time is given to forums in their spare time, so I'm even more excited to be active with the 3-4 hours I spend here until now.

[Upgrade00]

Total time logged in: 3 days, 9 hours and 48 minutes.

With about 70 days since you registered on the forum, those are not insane numbers and doesn't suggest you are addicted if we consider just the time spent.

If you feel you are not able to stop using the forum when you have other engagements to attend to, then start trying to withdraw a bit, till you can decide when to log in and when not to.

[hatshepsut93]

Best method of dealing with addictions is going cold turkey. Meaning you just hard stop visiting the forum. Find some other things to do in your life. Especially the productive ones, like studying, working or sports.

You are right to recognize this problem, it's easy to spend countless hours reading posts to the point where it's detrimental to your life, because you are not achieving anything. And you absolutely don't need to spend hours every day on this forum to be a successful Bitcoin investors. All you need to know is how to safely use Bitcoin, and then just have patience and hold it for years instead of trying to trade it frequently.

[dzungmobile]

I am a newbie and this is my first ever forum account and i am addicted to it, i log in many many times a day, what can i do to stop addiction, "every addiction is bad"

Use this forum responsibly.

Hang out, do physical excercises more.

[reagansimms]

"every addiction is bad" so you think logging into forums multiple times a day is something bad.?
It is necessary to review your purpose logging into the forum, if the time you spend while on the forum does not provide any benefit, maybe the quote "every addiction is bad" is very appropriate to embed. Clear goals will make you feel at home somewhere, similarly when you are accepted to work at a company, you will feel safe because it is in accordance with your initial intentions.
I never feel bored logging in every day on the forum, besides being able to deepen my knowledge of blockchain, I can also increase my income from signature campaigns.

[Issa56]

I am a newbie and this is my first ever forum account and i am addicted to it, i log in many many times a day, what can i do to stop addiction, "every addiction is bad"
is it happened to your sometime when you were newbie?

I think I should ask you this question first, is your addiction in forum affecting you in any way? Because I don't really see anything bad in being addicted to forum, not that you are spending money here or anything, basically the forum is for learning or sharing information, I don't think their is anything bad in learning always.
I don't have any solution to your problem, I do login frequently but I don't think there is anything bad in it, i know I can't do without the forum for now, even if am addicted to forum, I see no reason why I will stop visiting the forum.

[Lucius]

I am a newbie and this is my first ever forum account and i am addicted to it, i log in many many times a day, what can i do to stop addiction, "every addiction is bad"
is it happened to your sometime when you were newbie?

It seems that you have a lot of free time, because if it weren't for that, you wouldn't be so focused on the forum. If logging in worries you too much, you can browse the forum as a guest. Be that as it may, I don't think you need to worry too much at this point, for most people, the "addiction" you mention disappears after a while.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I am a newbie and this is my first ever forum account and i am addicted to it, i log in many many times a day, what can i do to stop addiction, "every addiction is bad"
is it happened to your sometime when you were newbie?

OP, are you sure you have one account on this forum? I found some matches with another account. You tried to sign up for a bounty, and your Twitter account tells me that there is another account that also owns this contact.
I will not blame you for alternative accounts now; just be careful.

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But on topic: I see that you are a very good gambler, that you are fond of gambling, and that you have some experience in trading. No wonder this forum attracted you. There are many like-minded people here; in addition, your activity indicates that you have a lot of free time. I do not see you as a rank hunter, but I see a person who is trying to sincerely communicate on the forum.
So I don't think you have anything to worry about.

But if one day you want to categorically cut off relations with this attractive forum, you can copy and plagiarize. In this case, your addiction will be cured right away (joke).