Coffee: The wonder drug

>>9079339
I'm pretty much addicted to it.

I feel like I have crippling depression (I probably do) if I don't drink 2 cups of it a day.

>>9079339
started when i was 18. hated it until then. Then i tried some black and realized i really hated the milk/sugar combination. Still do, cant stand if any sugar or creamer is added to it.
Right now i drink 1 cup in the morning and another in the afternoon, religiously. Without my morning cup i start to get a headache around 2-3 pm. Doesnt affect my sleeping anymore.
It's only helped my attention/focus on things, especially while studying, but i was already attentive as a person so it probably just exacerbated it.

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>>9079368

Same here on the no creamer/sugar. I started in high school, went through a pretty kidney battering six+ cups a day phase and now I limit myself to two.

>>9079339
>when did you start drinking coffee
Like three years ago in my last year of HS.

>How does it affect you after years of use ?
I has had an effect on me but it has not affected me It kickstarts my morning and helps me last longer in the nights I need to. The only way it used to affect me was that before it became a regular habit for me I used to forget drinking coffee some days and then I would have a strong fucking head ache all day long. Fortunately now I wake up and one of the first things I think about is getting my coffee so I never forget.

Oh, I remember now. The reason I started drinking coffee because CGP Grey said that coffee makes you smarter and I thought that it wouldn't hurt to have an extra edge and given that my parents were addicted and had a coffee making a machine I could start taking coffee very easily.

>>9079359
Take breaks from it every once in a while. Pick a day where you don't have plans to quit cold turkey. You'll bounce back to normal in a few days.

I used to have the same problem. Now I try to restrict it to days when I have an unusually large amount of work to do.

Started at 4, caffine has practically zero effect on me. Even withdrawl only causes a minor headache, fixed with a single tylenol. Coffee is just nice to have after dinner.

>>9079339
addicted despite it agitating my OCD

>>9079339
it helps me go.
i started drinking it on a month long drug escapade at a psychedelic flop house in Olympia Washington.
Now my adderall doesnt work right without coffee

>>9079339
How coffee affects me depends on the brand. Different beans have different caffeine levels, also how long they're roasted for.

desu I hardly ingest caffeine. I don't like coffee for the aftertaste and bad breath.

I drink about one energy drink a week but it's not making me feel any different, cept for the sugar.

I drank a few cups a day in the office I worked but when it only "worked" when I wasn't tired.

If I'm tired while consuming coffee it gives me headache

>>9079377
Finnish?

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I used to drink 2-3 cups of coffee per day, every day for 6 years; decided to kick the habit. Now I'll only drink it if I didn't get enough sleep the previous night.
I'm usually awake 14 hours a day. If at any point during the day I drink coffee, I'll be awake for 22 hours that day. No exceptions. This makes it pretty easy for me to slip back into the habit of undersleeping and being dependent on coffee.
I just don't wanna be addicted. I want to stay free.