I keep getting these crushes and crushes can be..well.. very crushing if they are not reciprocated.
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Ah, well... just take a dive into bed. Tomorrow there's another day to waste, in which you can try as hard as possible to reach that girl. Because you SHOULD go for it! Find out what kind of girl it is and don't be afraid of anything.
With nothing left to lose, there's everything to go!
With nothing left to lose, there's everything to go!
I love Wade...and Jase...
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME] I'm depressed now. Why the hell am I up at 5:30 am in the morning? [/QUOTE]
Because you're obsessive and suspicious. Not the most attractive traits. IMO, early intervention would be a fantastic idea.
Because you're obsessive and suspicious. Not the most attractive traits. IMO, early intervention would be a fantastic idea.
hormones?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]magicalfreddiemercury wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME] I'm depressed now. Why the hell am I up at 5:30 am in the morning? [/QUOTE]
Because you're obsessive and suspicious. Not the most attractive traits. IMO, early intervention would be a fantastic idea. [/QUOTE]
What does that mean? Early intervention.
Why do you say those are bad traits?
How can a person not be obsessive or suspicious?
Because you're obsessive and suspicious. Not the most attractive traits. IMO, early intervention would be a fantastic idea. [/QUOTE]
What does that mean? Early intervention.
Why do you say those are bad traits?
How can a person not be obsessive or suspicious?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME] What does that mean? Early intervention.
Why do you say those are bad traits?
How can a person not be obsessive or suspicious?
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1. Early intervention means - speak to a professional about how you feel before you take it further than internal obsession.
2. Obsession and suspicion are bad traits for reasons you should know and if you don't, then you can learn them through counseling.
3. A person can overcome obsessive or suspicious behaviours through counseling.
See a pattern?
What you've described feeling in your posts is not healthy - for you or your 'love' interest. You've posted several times with similar opinions and while I don't know how sincere you are, I find it disturbing.
Why do you say those are bad traits?
How can a person not be obsessive or suspicious?
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1. Early intervention means - speak to a professional about how you feel before you take it further than internal obsession.
2. Obsession and suspicion are bad traits for reasons you should know and if you don't, then you can learn them through counseling.
3. A person can overcome obsessive or suspicious behaviours through counseling.
See a pattern?
What you've described feeling in your posts is not healthy - for you or your 'love' interest. You've posted several times with similar opinions and while I don't know how sincere you are, I find it disturbing.
Thank you for your advice but I disagree.
So I get a little love-struck. Who doesn't? But they always fade away. And being a little suspicious is not bad. It's good to be a little cautious.
For instance, though you only know me from my posts, you are "suspicious" that I have some problem where I need therapy. Now, do you feel you need to see a shrink for your problem?
See how ridiculous you are being? I always take words of advice especially when it pertains to medical or psychiatric with a little healthy skepticism. Too many people feel they are qualified to "diagnose" people.
But thanks anyway.
So I get a little love-struck. Who doesn't? But they always fade away. And being a little suspicious is not bad. It's good to be a little cautious.
For instance, though you only know me from my posts, you are "suspicious" that I have some problem where I need therapy. Now, do you feel you need to see a shrink for your problem?
See how ridiculous you are being? I always take words of advice especially when it pertains to medical or psychiatric with a little healthy skepticism. Too many people feel they are qualified to "diagnose" people.
But thanks anyway.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SomebodyWhoLoves wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Thank you for your advice but I disagree.
So I get a little love-struck. Who doesn't? But they always fade away. And being a little suspicious is not bad. It's good to be a little cautious.
For instance, though you only know me from my posts, you are "suspicious" that I have some problem where I need therapy. Now, do you feel you need to see a shrink for your problem?
See how ridiculous you are being? I always take words of advice especially when it pertains to medical or psychiatric with a little healthy skepticism. Too many people feel they are qualified to "diagnose" people.
But thanks anyway.
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The fact that you edited/deleted your original posts shows some level of concern on your part. As it should.
I stand by my opinion.
So I get a little love-struck. Who doesn't? But they always fade away. And being a little suspicious is not bad. It's good to be a little cautious.
For instance, though you only know me from my posts, you are "suspicious" that I have some problem where I need therapy. Now, do you feel you need to see a shrink for your problem?
See how ridiculous you are being? I always take words of advice especially when it pertains to medical or psychiatric with a little healthy skepticism. Too many people feel they are qualified to "diagnose" people.
But thanks anyway.
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The fact that you edited/deleted your original posts shows some level of concern on your part. As it should.
I stand by my opinion.
Why not take a loaded firearm to school and seeing how many classmates/teachers you can blow away before the police arrive.
That's a sure fire way to impress the ladies.
fatty.
That's a sure fire way to impress the ladies.
fatty.
does anyone watch dr phil?
theyve had some guy on ther ewho is dangerously obsessed with his own wife....its crazy!
theyve had some guy on ther ewho is dangerously obsessed with his own wife....its crazy!