As teenagers, we may not think we're suffering from addictions, but take one look at our daily lives, and those addictions are clearly there. From texting to Facebook to energy drinks, there are plenty of things we think we cannot live without.

Coffee
Maddy Bortes, a senior at American Heritage, is an avid coffee drinker.

Video Games
Brian Norwood, a senior at McFatter Technical Center, is devoted to Rock Band.

Social Networking
Facebook, MySpace and Twitter help keep us connected.

iPods
Sarah Maldonado, a junior at St. Thomas Aquinas, is attached at the ears to her iPod.

Texting
This mobile means of communication allows us to socialize at almost any time, without the inconvenience of a phone call. (i.e. typing “LOL” rather than putting your vocal chords through the strain of actual laughter.)

Energy Drinks
Other than famous skateboarders and X-Gamers, does anyone actually drink the stuff?

Unplugged: Living without Modern Addictions
With the majority of teens addicted to social networking sites and text messaging, what do the minority who aren't constantly texting or updating their Facebook statuses do?