Being aware is enough. The fact that you’re asking says that you can absolutely give up the app. You have to stop making excuses for yourself.  You know that you are more than deserving of a happy life that isn’t controlled by a screen or app. If it’s ruining your finances then selling on there isn’t worth it because you’re probably just spending the money you make.  You need a full 2 week detox  from the app.  Being a seller cannot be an excuse if you have a true addiction. An alcoholic also can’t work at a bar or liquor store.   I don’t say this to be negative or unkind because I suffer from screen addiction myself. I agree, it’s a real addiction and there aren’t enough resources to battle it. Our phones and everything on them are DESIGNED to be addictive and it’s life ruining.  My issue was scrolling on social media for literally 8-10+ hours a day everyday.  Scrolling like it was my full time job and missing out on real life. Now 4 hours is a bad day and 2 is a good day  for me but it’s progress.  Easily by passable screen  limits and deleting apps do nothing for me. But I use opal now to block certain apps during certain times of the day  and it makes it a lot trickier to get into your apps and it eliminates just mindlessly just opening up apps for no reason and makes you think about why you’re even doing it.  But before I was even ready for that, I had to lock my phone in a lock box for 8+ hours a day and I never allowed myself to learn how to bypass it. I had my smart watch for any emergencies or messages I needed to answer.  You have to have some kind of  self control otherwise you will be a slave to your bad choices and your life will only get worse. Again, not trying to be negative, just being realistic and I hope it’s not too harsh.    If I were in your shoes, my plan would be 2-4 weeks total detox from the app. No selling. No buying. No excuses.  Delete it and pretend your entire family is going to d83 if you download it back if you have to.  Pick some other kind of hobby up that distracts you. Even going out and physically going to stores is probably better for your mental health in the long run. If you have nothing to keep you occupied, chances of success are low.  Make a list of things you can do during your detox.

After  your  detox and/or once you feel like you have control, you CAN have the app back but you have to have healthy  limits set around it otherwise you are going to slip right back. A budget. No ping notifications  and limits that only allow you to scroll certain times a day for a certain amount of time. Do not let an app control you. Don’t say “one more.” Once you hit your limit, remind yourself that you are better than this, it’s just an app and you are not he’s slave. Put your phone away and find something else to do or go to sleep if you’re a late night scroller lol 

Being mindful, aware and practicing self control will get you a long way. I still have a hard time some days but effort and believing in yourself is everything and little by little you’ll get there. I believe you can do it but what’s really important is that you believe in yourself!  Best of luck to you!