9. Addiction to eating cat hair
A Detroit woman named Lisa has developed a strange eating habit: she eats cat hair. Lisa consumes about three balls of hair a day. Since her addiction began almost 10 years ago, she has eaten roughly 3200 balls since then. She collects them all over the apartment - for example, from the floor or from the couch. However, Lisa prefers “fresh” cat hair, straight from the cat. And this means that she "cuts" her tongue! Yes, cats themselves know how to do this, but Lisa does not care. At least she's not licking cat ass!
8. Dependence on a life-size doll
This guy named Dave Cat met his future wife named Sidore Kuroneko at a goth club. It was love at first sight, but it made Dave narrow his expenses a little: only a year later he was able to buy his wife for $ 6,000. Sidore is a "life-size" doll that looks like a real woman. Her skin is very soft and she also has a tongue in her mouth! Usually these dolls are made for sex, but Dave insists that their relationship is more than that.
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7. Addiction to inflatable animals
Some people do have a passion for inanimate objects! For example, this man is in a relationship with 15 inflatable animals. Yes, one is simply not enough for a twenty-year-old Mark. As Mark says, he had a difficult childhood and a mentally ill mother who could not take care of him properly. Now he is sure: he will never be alone again!
6. Addiction to eating mattresses
Jennifer's addiction to mattresses began when she was 5 years old: then she ate the seat of her family's car. She now eats about 0.3 square meters of mattresses a day. Since the beginning of her addiction, she has destroyed 8 whole mattresses! It usually starts with filler and doesn’t stop until there is nothing but springs left. She eats so much filler that she continues to experience constipation, which worries her and her family. Do your kids hide cookies under the mattress? Forget about cookies - some need to hide the entire mattress!
5. Addiction to eating husband's ashes
Yes, you read that correctly. This woman is addicted to eating the ashes of her own deceased husband.
Casey recently lost her husband - he died of a sudden asthma attack. As she says, it helps her to accept his death by the fact that she carries the urn with his ashes with her everywhere. According to Casey, her addiction began one day when she scooped up some of her husband's ashes with her fingers and, instead of shaking off her hand, licked it. Over time, she got used to doing this. She describes "the taste of a husband" as "the taste of rotten eggs, sand and sandpaper."
4. Addiction to drinking urine
After a long day at work, many of us like to sit in a cozy armchair and enjoy a glass of wine or cocktail. For 53-year-old Carrie, the place of usual drinks at this moment is … urine. Yes, her own urine.
Carrie not only drinks urine, but also rinses her eyes, washes her face and brushes her teeth. She claims that urine tastes just like water, but admittedly it's all pretty weird. Not only that, Carrie believes urine is a great medicine that can help her fight cancer!
3. Dependence on inhalation of talc
Usually, when people talk about inhaling white powder, they mean something completely different. It may be legal to inhale Jaya's talcum powder, but it is damaging to her health. Jaye's friends and family began to suspect she was a drug addict, starting to notice white powder at her nostrils. Her addiction has been going on for 16 years and has reached such an extent that she cannot imagine a day without talcum powder! About 10 times a day, she brings a spoonful of powder to her nose. Since the beginning of her addiction, Jaya has inhaled almost half a ton of talc.
2. Addiction to eating cat food
Yes, everyone knows that cat food is meat, vegetables and vitamins (at least that's what they say in advertising). But it's still cat food! It is good for keeping a cat healthy, not a middle-aged woman.
Mary from Michigan eats 900 bags of cat food PER DAY. She says she started gorging on cat food after her divorce, when she spent a lot of time with her pets and once decided to try their food.
Her family and friends are very worried and believe that a person cannot live only on cat food. Mary does not work, but spends about $ 200 a month on food for herself - and she still needs to feed the cats!
1. Dependence on eating paint
Heather Beale is an Alabama mother of two who developed a painful addiction to drinking paint. Since her addiction began, almost 4 liters of paint have passed through her digestive tract!
After her mother died, Heather dismantled the table and found a marker filled with liquid paint. She thought it smelled good, and she suddenly tasted it. Since then, she has been drinking a marker (the paint she likes best) daily. She compares the paint to "thick warm milk with a chemical taste."
Medical tests show that Heather's kidneys are malfunctioning, which is most likely due to her addiction. Just remember guys: don't drink paint!