Addictions are not necessarily bad things, or at least they never
intend to be bad things. They are ways people look to "elixers", I call
them, to cope with life, bad feelings, bad events, and they're always
adaptive at first. The way I define addiction is "an adaptation to life
that has gone awry."
Addictions are not necessarily bad things, or at least they never intend to be bad things. They are ways people look to "elixers", I call them, to cope with life, bad feelings, bad events, and they're always adaptive at first.
The way I define addiction is "an adaptation to life that has gone awry." What happens over time is that adaptation goes down a wrong road or a bad road or a "Y" and the person is locked into it.