Tolerance to cannabis, and physical dependence, occur to only a minor degree and mainly in heavy users. The abstinence symptoms are similar to those of ethanol or opiate withdrawal, namely nausea, agitation, irritability, confusion, tachycardia, sweating, etc., but are relatively mild and do not result in a compulsive urge to take the drug. Psychological dependence, accompanied by craving, does, however, occur to some extent with cannabis, although it is insufficient to classify cannabis as truly addictive. Self-administration does not occur in animal models, although the CB1-receptor antagonist rimonabant given after treatment with cannabis for a few days induces a withdrawal syndrome in rats similar to opiate withdrawal.
Everyone is different. For some it is the relaxation. For others pain relief. They also say it is the response of your brain to the THC. Some just like the excuse to not be responsible for their actions.
Depends on what you find addicting, and how you classify addicting...
Yes crossyroad is addicting
Almost as addicting as dead babies.
I'ts very, very addicting
No. It can be psychologically addicting however. But anything can psychologically addicting, even food, exercise, and video games.
Thizz/forms of ectasy can be addicting but not always.
potty racers
No, tramadol is not addicting. It is in the family of narcotics but it is not addicting.
It's addicting because its a fun game.
Alcoholic beverages are not addicting in any way. Addicting alcohol does not exist, addictive personallities do exist.
gaming can be very addicting, depending on what the game is, if you have an addicting personality(addicted to something). So if you have both of the above, gaming can be VERY addicting.