There's been times I looked at my friends who spend lots of money on cigarettes, or alcohol and think to myself, I'm so glad that I'm not addicted to something that would eat away at my paycheck like that... then I realize, yes I am.
"It's ok though, I can quit any time I want to."
"No honey, that's not a new plane, I've had that in the shop forever..."
Thinking about my hobby, and how to someone that isn't also an RC pilot, it might look like I'm a bit obsessed, I wrote a short article about the signs of addiction, and how it clearly doesn't apply to me and my RC flying...
http://flitetest.com/articles/rc-pilots-anonymous-embrace-the-addiction
See? Not a single sign applies to me. How did you fare?
Are there any indicators that aren't on the list, that might give you away as an RC addict?
"It's ok though, I can quit any time I want to."
"No honey, that's not a new plane, I've had that in the shop forever..."
Thinking about my hobby, and how to someone that isn't also an RC pilot, it might look like I'm a bit obsessed, I wrote a short article about the signs of addiction, and how it clearly doesn't apply to me and my RC flying...
http://flitetest.com/articles/rc-pilots-anonymous-embrace-the-addiction
See? Not a single sign applies to me. How did you fare?
Are there any indicators that aren't on the list, that might give you away as an RC addict?