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11 Signs Indicating You're Addicted To Coffee

You've gone overboard, admit it.

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11 Signs Indicating You're Addicted To Coffee
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Coffee is not only known for it's savior and addicting component, caffeine, but also multiple health benefits. Whatever the reason you decide to indulge, allow yourself to come to grips with the fact that you've gone slightly overboard at one point or another.

1. You find yourself admiring it's beauty.

Includes but is not limited to: Instagram photos, Pinterest boards, Tumblr blogs and a camera roll full of mugs.

2. The steam speaks to you.

Talk "caffeine" to me, baby.

3. Discovering new Coffee Shops feels like going to Disney World.

A truly spiritual experience; don't try and tell me otherwise.

4. Drinking it at night is just as fulfilling.

Why stop? Quitting is for losers, anyway!

5. Your local Starbucks Baristas know your name.


There ain't no shame in the game.

6. You Decide to write a "listicle" on Coffee.

Guilty...

7. Mornings are a better time to be alive.

What a time to be alive, ahhhh.

8. You go through the "Before"...

9. The "During"...

This is about the time where someone should probably slap the cup out of your hands.

10. And the "After"...

Once you're through with the 3 stages, you finally feel like the best version of yourself!

11. No caption necessary.

Just drink on.

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