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Obsession and Passion. What's the Difference?
- By Trew Life
- Published 06/20/2007
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Obsession and Passion. What's the Difference? Page 2
“Meet Cheech and Chong,” he says with a smile. Of course, my mouth is open like one of those clowns at the carnival. You know the one where you have to shoot water in their mouth from a water gun, the balloon on top of the clown's head fills up with water.
“Um, I’m Too Stressed Over A Man, those are not men.”
He looks at them closely, laughs at me and his face goes limp. “No?” he says in a soft whisper.
“Sorry, man. And they aren’t Japanese. They’re Hawaiian.”
Upon hearing that they were not men or Japanese, this broke his heart. The women told him that they were in a committed relationship. I’m Too Stressed Over A Man cried for the next 3 months. He was heartbroken. How could all his searching go to waist like this? He didn’t know how he was supposed to pay off his credit card bills. He was screwed.
So, on the third night of the third month at 3:33 in the afternoon, he paid a 500 pound obese man to sit on his face. He was smothered...
The story is overly embellished. This means it's fake... But I hope you get my point. From obsessing over something, you leave yourself up to be more disappointed if your obsession doesn’t work toward your will. This can lead to depression and many more terrible things (trust me, I’ve seen ‘em).
Try and distinguish the difference between passion, a love, and obsession. If you want a companion so much to the point where you are constantly on dating services and you rent romantic movies all the time, just to feel sorry for your damn self while you sit naked in a wicker chair and stroke your tittie, you have a serious problem. This ride called ‘life’ is too short to stress over something you’ve made an obsession. Now go out and have some ice-cream!
- Trew Life Advice
“Um, I’m Too Stressed Over A Man, those are not men.”
He looks at them closely, laughs at me and his face goes limp. “No?” he says in a soft whisper.
“Sorry, man. And they aren’t Japanese. They’re Hawaiian.”
Upon hearing that they were not men or Japanese, this broke his heart. The women told him that they were in a committed relationship. I’m Too Stressed Over A Man cried for the next 3 months. He was heartbroken. How could all his searching go to waist like this? He didn’t know how he was supposed to pay off his credit card bills. He was screwed.
So, on the third night of the third month at 3:33 in the afternoon, he paid a 500 pound obese man to sit on his face. He was smothered...
The story is overly embellished. This means it's fake... But I hope you get my point. From obsessing over something, you leave yourself up to be more disappointed if your obsession doesn’t work toward your will. This can lead to depression and many more terrible things (trust me, I’ve seen ‘em).
Try and distinguish the difference between passion, a love, and obsession. If you want a companion so much to the point where you are constantly on dating services and you rent romantic movies all the time, just to feel sorry for your damn self while you sit naked in a wicker chair and stroke your tittie, you have a serious problem. This ride called ‘life’ is too short to stress over something you’ve made an obsession. Now go out and have some ice-cream!
- Trew Life Advice
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