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What is the only solution, as devastating as the cure?
Not playing tf2. Not having to do anythng with tf2.
But none can do this. The game itself is enjoyable, and the spycrabbing to fun and addicting.
Turn to God? Turn to loved ones and friends? Only in the end, you must help yourself. God help us all before we damn ourselves to the addiction.
Please. This is a cry for help. A cry for relief and succor.