Addicted to What

The idea that addiction is a disease is a widely argued topic with huge supporters for either side. Addiction being a disease is a vast misconception from a portion of compiled studies that concluded it not as a disease, but a side effect of disease. Millions of people judge addicts as terrible and irresponsible without ever considering why or how they came to be that way. Not everyone was lucky enough to develop a calm mind from which escaping doesn't feel imperative. Addicted to what is the 2nd allegory in the sick like us collection providing secluded perspective on why addicts use, when it began, their justification, and how choice doesn't have as much to do with it as commonly believed. There are also comparisons of similarities between addicts, medical patients, and sober society. The opinions on this very touchy subject are uncommon but do provide insight to understanding something that can't be seen before judging others without knowing the battle.