How to quit habbo

[Blinger]

I can bet 90% of people who replied go outside find social life are forever alone people who get their ego high if they write that

Mate ima speak for real here, if you do go outside more with your mates and socialize on the same amount of time you spend on habbo (say 5 hours each) then that's fine!
Just find a new hobby that will occupy your mind. Heck, something outdoors would be ideal but even off the computer is better.
I changed my life from working every weekend to every 2nd and my moral flipped head over ***

[Ticklestar]

Habbo, is such an addicting game tbh, It's just so hard to leave, from my experience anyway. Just think, what brings yourself back onto habbo. Hopefully you'll find a way. Best of luck.

[Prof.Ritchie]

just yell im gonna hack all of your passwords give them to me

[Grimmauld]

once you are bored of habbo and look back on all the time you have spent playing habbo and other games, you will be amazed at how much a waste of time it was. nevertheless, good luck in trying because it isnt hard at all

[Ftb80562]

Give You Acct Up.

Ill Take It

[Seikou]

♥ habbo addict 2k12 ♥

yeah i'm not planning on quitting anytime soon, i spend time with my friends irl aswell so it's ok

[Catchetat]

it's actually ez quitting. give away all ur furnis like i did and change ur psw to one that you won't rmb

[Rhw]

It's so difficult... I'll probably stop once I have little to not time.

[vito201-:D]

god, when i first read that, i thought i'd visited a heroin addicts support forum by accident

Computer addiction can be pretty serious... especially in the MMO(CC/RPG) world...

I assume you can see how "Gambling Addiction" can be VERY serious?... I mean, where I live the AA (Alcos), NA (Narcs), GA (Gamblers) buildings are all next-door to each other... so that shows how society views how necessary they all are.
So, why is gaming not as addictive in your eyes?...
I mean like... just because you don't have it, doesn't mean no one does...

Think of it this way:
I assume you come online a lot yes?... Every day?... Most of us do... I definitely do.
Now you know when you're away from an internet connection for some time (Takes about 3-7 days for me, then dies down again), you get that little niggling on your mind that makes you wanna come online for a few seconds... yes?...
Most people would, it's a very human trait... if we do something to extremes, we will crave/think about it a lot.
So now, just think if you had that thought in an extreme level... so it played on your mind, not just once a week, but like... 10times an hour... it's ALL you think about...

Can you not see that that is a perfectly reasonable addiction? And to be honest isn't that rare, I know some RPG addicts.


Sure, you don’t get true physical withdrawal like you do with some drugs… but I have ex-gambling addict friends… and they, pre-GA, use to get seriously violent if we tried to stop them or ask them to save an amount of money etc…
Once, one of my close friends suffered so badly after loosing… a “large” amount… that he actually gave himself physical withdrawal symptoms… >-o

And if you go read some of the real Gaming Addiction court cases and investigations etc… you should be able to see it can get crazy… like those two parents that let their baby starve to death because they were caring for an NPC baby on a online game…

Just sayin'
- Alex (Shenk/Vito201).



EDIT: Gaming addict refrences!

The one In was talking about: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010...ed-online-game
Another similar case: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/news200605wowbaby
A few small case studies on less extreme cases: http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking...ry_788991.html

[Richie]

When I want to leave i just think of all the productive things i can do with my time, do them and then if i go back i feel guilty. I go on it a lot but i don't really find it that addictive, if i want to leave i could (now i sound like a recovery alcoholic in denial)