How to Break a Sims 2 Addiction
Limit yourself., If you still can't do it, put your computer on strike., Uninstall the game., If all else fails, see a psychiatrist.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Limit yourself.
Write a strict schedule saying when you can play, (e.g Saturday, 1:00-2:00, with breaks.) -
Step 2: If you still can't do it
Turn it off, at the wall if you have to, and walk away.
Find something else interesting and try to forget all about it! , It may be hard, but you should be able to get over it.
Ask a friend to hold on to the game for a while, hopefully they won't 'join the club'.
Then begin finding new things to do. , They may be able to recommend further course of action you can take. -
Step 3: put your computer on strike.
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Step 4: Uninstall the game.
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Step 5: If all else fails
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Step 6: see a psychiatrist.
Detailed Guide
Write a strict schedule saying when you can play, (e.g Saturday, 1:00-2:00, with breaks.)
Turn it off, at the wall if you have to, and walk away.
Find something else interesting and try to forget all about it! , It may be hard, but you should be able to get over it.
Ask a friend to hold on to the game for a while, hopefully they won't 'join the club'.
Then begin finding new things to do. , They may be able to recommend further course of action you can take.
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