My Strange Addiction

From obsessive diets to radical plastic surgery procedures, three unconventional individuals willingly take extreme physical and psychological measures to look and live their lives as full-time human dolls.

A woman is addicted to pony play, a form of costumed role play. Then, a single mother of two has been addicted to drinking paint for nearly three years.

Twins are addicted to being identical, looking alike, acting alike and even weighing their meals to stay the exact same size. Then, a woman has been addicted to eating mattresses for over 20 years.

A 44-year-old mother of six has had at least 30 plastic surgery procedures to build the most extreme body in the world. Soon, she plans to go under the knife again to double her breast size to a shocking QQQ.

A 22-year-old woman is addicted to chewing on urine-soaked diapers and a 50-year-old man uses leeches up to 40 times a year.

A young man consumes up to 16 plastic newspaper bags every week and even goes days without food. Then, a woman is addicted to an 18-inch plastic doll named Volo and her affection for him gets in the way of human relationships.

"My Strange Addiction" tells the stories of people who struggle with their very unusual addictions. Addicts include a 33-year-old man who's spent over $100,000 on surgery to look like Justin Bieber and a 22-year-old woman who's addicted to eating makeup.