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how to get recognize anime addiction 1.Recognizing the Addiction Figure out how much time you spend on Anime. Some people may accuse you of being addicted, but are you really addicted? Knowing how much time you spend watching Anime and how much time you spend doing other things can help you figure out whether or not you are really addicted. Do you find yourself turning down your friends in order to watch Anime? Being introverted is not a bad thing, but ignoring your friends for the sake of watching Anime may cost you valuable friendships. If you find that you are choosing to watch Anime instead of spending time with your friends, you may be becoming addicted to Anime.[1] Do you spend every free minute on Anime so that you sacrifice sleep, health, and hygiene? If you spend so much time watching Anime that you no longer bathe regularly or eat healthy (that box of Pocky seems so much easier to grab than cutting up an apple to eat), you may start to feel sluggish and tired, and you may find yourself getting sick more and more often. Does Anime affect your school performance? Once you get home from school, do you start working on your homework, or do you start catching up on your favorite Anime show instead? Keeping your grades up is important; some colleges and jobs require a certain GPA. Do you abandon other hobbies in favor of Anime? Did you used to enjoy soccer or playing the piano, but avoided continuing your lessons in order to watch Anime? If so, you may be addicted to Anime.[2] 2. Figure out how much you are spending on anime Are you spending so much money on Anime that you can no longer afford necessities, such as food, clothing, school supplies, or rent? Make a chart on a sheet of paper, and create sections, such as "Anime," "Food," "Clothing," and "School Supplies." Each time you buy something from one of those categories, write down how much you spent. Write down how much money you have to spend, then look at how much you actually spend in each category. If most of the items you buy come from the "Anime" category, you may be addicted. If you find that you have to skip buying food, clothing, and other necessities in order to afford Anime merchandise, you most likely are addicted.[3] 3.Determine how much you rely on Anime to be happy If you can't tell if you are addicted to Anime or just simply really interested in it, try to remember how upset you were the last time you were unable to watch Anime. One of the signs of addiction is getting upset at not being able to fulfill your craving.[4] If you got mad because you got grounded and had to miss an episode or the episode got delayed, then you may indeed be addicted. If the mere thought of not being able to watch Anime upsets you, then you most probably are addicted. 4.Determine your emotional attachment to Anime Does your entire life revolve around Anime? If you really cannot tell, you may have to take a step back and try to see things from an outside point of view. Ask yourself these questions to determine just how emotionally attached you are to Anime: Do you feel more attached/attracted to Anime characters than real people? There is nothing wrong with having a favorite character. It is only when you become so attached to a fictional character that you would reject all relationships with real people that it becomes unhealthy. A fictional character cannot give you the same love and attention that a real person might. Have you ever gotten into a serious fight over an Anime? It is perfectly fine to disagree with someone or to discuss theories, so long as it is done in a mature fashion. However, if you find yourself so attached to an Anime that you become protective of it and lash out at anyone who dislikes it, you might be unhealthily-obsessed with it. Such behavior might even cost you friendships.