yes you can, if you find yourself needing to be on the internet 24 hours a day.
Anyone can become addicted to the internet if they have a void to fill in their lives.
The internet can get you addicted and make you sick from staying inside too much.
convenience of it and some people (unfortunately) are addicted.
Some scientific research has shown that it can be, and it is estimated that about one-eighth of Americans are addicted to it.
Yes and no. Same idea, different situation, obviously. When you're addicted to the Internet, it is possible to go through "withdrawal" when you're not on it, just like you would if you're addicted to smoking and suddenly quit. The only difference is, addiction to the Internet is purely mental, while cigarette addiction is mental as well as physical. Signs you might be addicted to the Internet include: -Thinking about it virtually non-stop when you're not on it -Irritability when unable to use it -Putting the Internet in front of other important tasks, other people, or even your own needs (example: knowing you have to go out and find a job but you dont because you just "cant" get offline). -Inability or unwillingness to sign offline -Staying online even if you're exhausted/starving And just like with smoking, you cant stop using even though you are aware it's harming you. It's possible to become addicted to almost anything you find pleasurable, though. If you think about it, everyone is addicted to something.
One disadvantage to the Internet is the fact that many people don't know how to manage their time. They become addicted to surfing different sites.
It can't physically harm you directly but if you get addicted to it this will lead to you making bad lifestyle choices.
stop using the computer!
Maybe dead people still addicted to facebook and hacking away in their graves?
well, i don't know about yours, but mine certainly isn't
The term that is coming into vogue is "Internet addiction," although it is questionable whether or not it constitutes an actual addiction.
Depends on the individual. Some people become seriously addicted, others do not, just like drugs.