That's how I read Foggy's behaviour too. And tbh, it's not like there are no grounds to compare Matt's Daredeviling with an addiction. Matt DOES exhibit signs of an addiction. *shrugs* I actually thought that Foggy's attitude improved since DD s2. In s2 he saw Daredeviling as Matt's constant and conscious choice (which it is, to an extent). In Defenders, he sees it like an addiction - as we've established; so he's less in Matt's face about how Matt should just stop and more about how to help Matt stop.

And yes, it's still about stopping. Because as far as Foggy's concerned, this is objectively and actively BAD for Matt (which it is, also to an extent).