I agree with @Skye. Addiction, no matter what you're addicted to, is serious. Dramas can be just as powerful as a substance if you let them.
It's been awhile, but I was in a similar situation to yours. I didn't have any desire to socialize or take care of my life (much less anyone else's). It was stressful for me (even though all I could feel was the emotional ups and downs of dramas), and it was stressful for those around me. I gave up all of my favorite hobbies, like reading (for a bookworm, this is huge!), just for dramas. It wasn't a good place, suffice it to say.
Then, the highs I experienced began to wane (probably because of so much exposure). I began to notice the patterns drama writers take, and the cliches that I used to obsess over began to annoy me. I couldn't find any dramas that were able to outFEEL my favorites, and I was becoming very jaded.
And, probably the most important of all, I realized that there might be a reason why I sought out the addiction with open arms in the first place. I realized that there were things in my life, about myself and my situation, that I wanted to escape, and dramas were giving me a wonderful place to bury my head in the sand. I realized when I talked to my friends that all I had to talk about in my life was the lives of fictional people I'd never meet.
My solution, which took me months to finally work out, was to commit to myself and my health first. The energy and optimism I felt from that helped me stay more in control when faced with the option of being productive vs. dramas. It was like a domino effect. One change fed into another which fed into another.
My advice would be to limit yourself a bit in how many dramas you watch per week or episodes you watch per day. Yeah, I know. It's hard...but the dramas aren't going anywhere. They'll be there whenever you get back. Maybe just stick with currently airing dramas so that when you finish the most recent episode, you have no choice but to wait? Dramas are beautiful things, but don't let your health and your life crumble because of them. If you still find yourself struggling and unable to stay in control, I would talk to someone about it.
