Any Obsessesions?

Mine's the stock market. Spend too much time looking at it, researching it, etc. A New Year's resolution is to try to keep it to a minimum.

A couple, I guess. That's if ya don't include the everlasting war against age and shopping and stuff and are talking cultural world. I have a thing about the books of Lucy Maud Montgomery, I simply love period drama very much and her books are fantastical. Good tv and films of period drama too, the series drama Road To Avonlea is my favourite and I've watch it a lot. Then antiques, I am simply crazy for old, pretty stuff and have far too much of it! Yet I still pick pieces up, I tell myself I'll sell other things, but never do! Celia xx

As far as hobbies are concerned: video games. I enjoy talking about them, watching videos of them, learning about upcoming games, playing them (obviously), etc.

I have a couple of other things that I obsess over, but I'd rather not talk about them.

Anna Mull wrote:

I have a couple of other things that I obsess over, but I'd rather not talk about them.

Oh Anna, don't we all! Well maybe not exactly the same things, maybe another's large thing, oh my...

As I say, I like the little fun games, bubblewitch, KK Hollywood and some of the find the object thingys, but I've never gone for the computery, playstation or xbox games. Maybe I should try one or two computer ones and see what they are like. I guess I'd like one with an interesting story that goes deep, rather than shooting, driving or sporty type ones that I know are popular, coz I would not like them I am sure.

Celia xx

My obsession was to buy the best I could afford of an item. Back in my guy days I was into woodworking. I always bought the best tool I could afford.

Stanley Tools, a British maker of quality tools was passed over if Lie-Nielsen, a U.S. maker of superior planes, chisels and saws had a similar model. It paid off when I finally had to sell my tools a decade ago. I sold nearly everything I had in my wood shop for at least what I paid for it, sometimes for more. I think it was as much an ego thing as much as an investment.

Now, I shop for value as I am not working and can no longer afford the better item.

I'll just come right out and say it. My primary obsession is sex. I'm not sure how much detail I can go into here, but I've been obsessed with figuring out ways to be with a man that are mutually pleasurable but still allow me to be feminine.

My other obsession is femininity. I wasn't allowed to express it growing up, I'm ridding my life of exclusively male things, and I don't even like gender neutral stuff. If there's a distinctly feminine alternative, even if it's something as simple as color (for example, a notebook with a pink cover over any of the other colors available or pens with hearts on them) I pick them over the gender neutral alternatives. It may be something I "grow out of" since it seems to be a reaction to being forced into boy and gender neutral stuff at an age where most girls used girly things (ex. everything was pink or decorated with flowers, hearts, or glitter), just like most of the girls in my class stopped caring about their school supplies looking girly and switched to black, yellow, or blue notebooks and yellow pencils, but that's where I am now.

I have many obsessions....

I love comics, I love movies. Especially old movies. In the U.K. There is a tv channel called talking pictures. It shows forgotten old movies and tg shows. I can't get enough of the channel.

I also love musicals....

Obsession, hmm, something I can't seem to control right?

Romance novels, Legos and Barbies and models.

I have way more than I have space for, yet, I just keep getting more.

Well, there's the obvious "Kaibeth, will you please stop talking about airplanes."

I also am rather obsessive about going to the nearest fast food place to a beggar and getting them something warm to eat.

Online chat may be an issue for me too. I have two chat tabs open in my browser and seven active discord channels.

Oh, and my nightly puff of cannabis is a "can't do without."