You know you're addicted to Cantr when...

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More of an, "oh shit, I do that all the time."

[miirkaelisaar]

Seconded =\ sometimes I actually yell at my characters, they do the stupidest things and I'm like "WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU?!"

[AniCator]

Cantr. The story that writes itself.

[Snickie]

When you're reading the Bible and you're in the book of Job, and you come across Job 21:28 (NIV) which reads as follows:

28 You say, 'Where now is the house of the great,
the tents where the wicked lived?'

And just based on those first two words, you think of Cantr.

[Genie]

When you meet an old friend of yours after a while and you tell him what happened in Cantr instead of telling about your own life

[Snickie]

My friend was giving me a recipe today for some Brazilian bread she really likes, and as soon as she mentioned "300 grams of cheese" I was immediately transported to Cantr.

Too bad Cantr doesn't have tapioca flour (yet).

[AniCator]

Haha. Awesome.

[cutecuddlydirewolf]

When you spent a good deal of your free time daydreaming about how one day your characters are going to be famous and rich.

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When you know without checking that your Cantr wordcount is far, far beyond your NaNoWriMo word count.

*Based on a single character.

[Miedein]

When you say out loud in your character's voice what you just typed in the game.

[hyrle]

When you know more about what's going on in your Cantr friends' lives than you do in your real friends' lives.

[ObsessedWithCats]

When the fire alarm goes off at 1.15 am, and after it's been established as a false alarm you figure you might as well go on Cantr while they try and figure out how to turn the alarm off.

[Vega]

When your boyfriend decides to name his new car by one of your characters...

[hyrle]

When you refer to the children of a family member as "spawns" on a Facebook comment.

[Bmot]

When you refer to the children of a family member as "spawns" on a Facebook comment.

As long as you don't add "devil" I think you're quite safe still