Addiction: Drug Rehabilitation Facts

Question: What are the signs of an addiction to prom?

(Posted by: Grim Jack's Ghost on 2010-08-10 15:18:34)

Posted by: Contemplative Chanteuse IDK TIRH on 2010-08-10, 20:31:55

If you can't bear to take your tux off to wash it, it's time to seek professional help. No. Not that kind of professional. o.O

Posted by: trollhouse cookies on 2010-08-10, 15:20:15

Going to prom well into your 30's

Posted by: Splash Log on 2010-08-10, 15:20:17

You are chafed and out of Kleenex.

Posted by: Rudegirl on 2010-08-10, 15:20:22

A very strong right (or left) arm.

Posted by: Bilbo on 2010-08-10, 15:20:36

When you order corsages off the internet while drunk at 2am.

Posted by: PomsNZ on 2010-08-10, 15:20:39

Buying corsages Insisting on booking Limos getting on the prom committee asking all the pretty girls to go

Posted by: Average Mike on 2010-08-10, 15:20:50

If you own a tuxedo, if you continually take ballroom dancing lessons, and if you keep a supply of corsages in your refrigerator then you might very vell be addicted to prom.

Posted by: http://www.bible-reviews.com on 2010-08-10, 15:21:17

A closet-full of expensive dresses, none of which have been worn more than once. Jim

Posted by: clumsystuntmonkey on 2010-08-10, 15:21:50

Signs would be: Constantly telling jokes about the punch bowl, even when there isnt a punch bowl around. Asking friends if they can do the worm. Buying too many dresses, or tuxes. Failing your senior year over and over and over again. Repeatedly making reference to "that one song ".

Posted by: Thelonious Monkey on 2010-08-10, 15:24:18

Those who are addicted to prom are in the clutches of Satin.

Posted by: ishallprovetobewhoishallprovetob on 2010-08-10, 15:26:58

There isn't a minute that goes by that you don't think about something that you saw (porn). If you are sexually active you try to incorporate porn into your sex life. You can not go a day with out looking at some kind of porn. This is a very big problem for many people. I have never had this problem but I have seen this on one of those Dr. Programs. I also have read it in a few magazines in the past. Here is a web page that I know that you could benefit from: watchtower.org/ e/ 20030722/ article_03.htm

Posted by: Ms Mad scientist on 2010-08-10, 16:29:04

The National Institute on Drug Abuse defines addition as: “a chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. It is considered a brain disease because drugs change the brain – they change its structure and how it works. These brain changes can be long lasting, and can lead to the harmful behaviors seen in people who abuse drugs.� This means you have an addiction when you keep doing something, even if you know it is going to bring harm to you or others in your life.

Posted by: Devilishly Sexy Earthaâ„¢ on 2010-08-10, 17:56:20

If you find yourself surreptitiously fingering taffeta gowns in shops...and bar up at the sight of a corsage...you have issues.