My Strange Addiction

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December 2019
In this special episode of My Strange Addiction, we count down the ten most shocking addictions ever featured on the series and provide updates.
In this episode we meet Kyle, 31, who exclusively dates women over the age of 65 and Adam who is intent upon becoming Madonna.
Tells the stories of people who just can't kick their very odd habits. In this episode we meet Evelyn, who drinks air freshener every day, and Sydney who is obsessed with having the world's longest neck.
In this episode we meet Kevin who constantly covers his body in plaster casts even though he is not injured and Melissa who is incapable of making a decision without a consulting a psychic.
Tells the stories of people who just can't kick their very odd habits. In this episode, Carolyn Anderson, a 29 year-old women from the UK, is addicted to transforming herself into Baywatch beauty Pamela Anderson.
For the past three years, 56-year-old Linda has been happily married to a 70-foot carnival ride. Patrice is also happily married and showcases her addiction to eating brick, consuming about half a ton of bricks over 12 years.
Eating plastic newspaper bags is a 23-year-old man's habit; a doll is a 48-year-old woman's best friend.
A 33-year-old man spends thousands of dollars on cosmetic surgery to look like singer Justin Bieber; a 22-year-old woman can't stop eating makeup.
This series tells the stories of people who can't kick their unusual addictions. Lacey, a 44-year-old mother of six has had at least 30 plastic surgery procedures and spent more than $250,000 building an extreme body.
Profiled addicts include a 22-year-old woman who is addicted to chewing on urine-soaked diapers and a 50-year-old man who uses leeches up to 40 times a year.
Meet a woman who can't stop drinking paint, and another involved in a form of costumed roleplay called pony play.
Forty-four-year-old twins do everything they can to remain identical; a 26-year-old woman has been eating mattresses for more than 20 years.
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