I was talking to a friend today during AP Chemistry about...well, not chemistry. But anyways, I got bored so I got on Cantr, and he catches me and says, "Nooo, you know the rules. No Cantr during first block." Then we discussed my addiction, and he then gave me the following speech:
Your addition to Cantr has affected your life in the following negative ways. One: you don't get your work done. Two: you're going to develop a multiple personality disorder. Three: your eyes are going to go bad because you stare at that screen for so long. You are going to suffer radiation poisoning from having your laptop and phone on you for so many hours at a time and you're going to get cancer, and when you're on your deathbed your body eaten away by cancer you're going to say, "If only I hadn't been so addicted to Cantr." Because you'll know that you ended up there ALL BECAUSE OF YOUR ADDITION TO CANTR. And then you'll be saying, "Why didn't I accept the intervention help when it was offered to me for so many years?"
Now, there's a great center in Wyoming…
You know, we need to pump you up with something...we need to get you addicted to heroin so you can get off that.
Has anybody else ever experienced anything similar while talking to friends and/or family about Cantr?
[Note: The spelling of "addiction" as "addition" is intended. That's the way it was recited to me, and he actually told me to quote him like that if I did quote him.]

