nakahara wrote:

Procrastination - I am sometimes too lazy.
And I really don´t know how to cure myself from that.

That is me in a nutshell!!  I make plans to do things and they never get done. Sigh. I don't own a TV - thank god - but the internet can be just as bad. I spend far too long on YouTube!

I also bite my nails. But I'm 42 now so doubt I'll ever kick the habit.

But that's about it really. So not too bad considering.
 

Addiction to sweets - I can eat huge amount of them. I don't think it's curable

My eating habits...

I used to have Binge Eating Disorder which mean I would eat a crazy lot of food for either comfort or punishment... a vicious circle I wasn't sure I couldn't kick and people weren't taking seriously.

Since January (same time I discovered Sherlock) I've pretty much forgotten about food. I don't want to cook, I'm not hungry and the mere thought of food just makes me sick. I still weigh too much so it's not the worst thing in the world...

But I would love to have a normal relationship with food. 

My compulsions and obsessive thoughts.

Crisps! I can't open a bag without eating all of it. Ration it is impossible. Crisps are the epitome of evil    !

Yeah, it's true what they say about Pringles.
Once you pop...you can't stop.
Kettle Crisps are the same.
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besleybean wrote:

I prefer kettle crisps, but I simply  try not to buy them!

Me too. We only tend to buy them at Christmas.
 

I have what people around me qualify as "bad habits" and what they absolutely want me to change.

I know it would do me good, but I'm really not ready to kick them.

My sleeping habits. I most of the time sleep less than 2 hours a day (rarely more than 5, and sometimes less than one hour, I can go to bed at 6.15am and wake up at 7 to go to work) just because nightime is my favourite moment. I read, write fanfictions, make fanvideos... That's when I am the most inspired. And since I was a child, I've always found sleeping was dull and a waste of time.

I've had this habit for so many years (when i was 15, I already slept about 2 hours/night). I know it's not a healthy way of life, our body and brain require sleep, but so far, I'm fine with sleeping that little, so I admit I ignore the long term health issues...

Then, I am a very solitary person. Always have been but it got worse when my husband died. I tend to be more and more "asocial". When it's holiday time, I can spend days and days without talking to anyone but my 4 year old son. So when I have to talk to people (esp. "strangers", the irony of that is that i am a social worker! LOL. Always hated my job!), I get more and more stressed.

When someone knocks at my door, I almost stop breathing and I don't make a single move until I'm sure the person has gone away (sometimes, it's a friend of mine, or simply the postman and I miss the package I was expecting). When someone calls me, unless it's my mother/father/brother/grandmother, I NEVER reply, even if it's one of my best friends. If they haven't warned me that they were going to call, I let them leave a message, and then I have to take time and prepare myself to call them back (most of the time I text them to avoid talking)

Also, I wish I wasn't so fond of junk food, chocolate etc...