Here are some signs that you're really addicted to Steemit when you're on a different social media site(may not be applicable to everyone and on some cases may be much more severe for someone):

You wait for 3 seconds before you like, fave, or heart something after liking/faving/hearting something recently.

"Don't want to get that pesky error message, I should wait 3 seconds. Hm, wait... There's no... I'd still wait just to be safe."

You wait some time before you comment again then you realize Facebook doesn't have any 20 second limits.

"That 20 second wait is really long. I'd try it now. Wow! It worked and it was just 18 seconds! Your timer suck website!"

You add @ when going to someone's URL but then it doesn't work.

Ever tried going to facebook.com/@deveerei or instagram.com/@deveerei and twitter.com/@deveerei?

You talk to someone in the comments more often cause you forgot there's a messenger in most social media sites.

"Good talk, wait, this isn't Discord??"

You accidentally ask for an upvote.

"Hey can you upvote me? I mean, resteem. Uhm, what's that called again here?"

You wonder if you can remove the likes on some annoying person's post.

"This post doesn't deserve much likes, it's a scam! Give it a flag!"

You look for $$s on other sites:

"WTF! Where's my $$$???!!" Oh wait... Lol, it's the 7th day. Oh that's not here.

You become a noble man when writing a post because there are no shitposts allowed.

You: I have done my best here, this should take me to the moon.
Me: Dude, the rocket you wish to ride is on another website.
You: Oh? Really? They won't pay me for my Phenomenal article???

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Kidding aside, there are tons of positive results to being a Steemian.

You become more aware of what you post and remain a bit more positive than before. No more ranting a lot on other social media sites because you're now a much nicer human being due to Steemit. Nice people stay longer than those egoistic & controlling people, they also tend to succeed much faster and gain a more organic following and support.

You also become more patient due to all the wait time for doing a certain action in Steemit. And also more honest than usual because Steemit teaches us to be transparent.

You become selfless and more charitable, your way of giving is now much better and true to your heart because Steemit rewards good-hearted people more than selfish ones.

You are more sociable and approachable to strangers. Kinder as well. You also become a better judge of character.

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