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I have read a book about addiction, it said that humans become addicted to something because of a feedback loop, and mint does give me that; the strong flavor and the textures of mint candies create a strong feedback loop in my brain.

I should better quit it, a. After all, eating too much mint might not be good for my stomach.

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Human has veryMost people are prone to a variety of addictions, for example,and alcohol, cigarettes, porn, social media...those are very are some of the more common ones.

Personally, I have been addicted to mint-flavored candies for a while.

NOTE: If you write "mint" most people will think of the plant Mentha spicata or Mentha × piperita.

I use toothpaste with a strong mint flavor, and eat a lot of Mentos and Airwaves candied gums.

Although you might think it is just a personal preference, I do believe it is an addiction for me because I would feel a bit anxious if I couldon't have any mint products at hand.

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Personally, I have been addicted to mint for a while.

lol, this was such an unexpected turn after "alcohol, cigarettes, and porn" xDD

I use toothpaste with a strong mint flavor, and eat a lot of Mentos and Airwaves.

Although you might think it is just a personal preference, I do believethink it is an addiction for me because I would feel a bit anxious if I couldidn't have mint products at hand.

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I use toothpaste with a strong mint flavor, and eat a lot of Mentos and Airwaves.

Although you might think it is just a personal preference, I do believe it is an addiction for me because I would. I feel a bit anxious if I couldan't have mint products aton hand.

I would feel a bit anxious if I couldn't have - for some reason this sounds unnatural to me, but I can't put a finger on why.

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I should better quit it, aquit eating mint. After all, eating too much minof it might not be good for my stomach.

You could also say: I should quit OR I better quit eating mint. The last phrasing is a very casual way to express it.