You're killing me though Enfuego. No matter how fucked up you are in the head you just will not be able to surpass Ace at the moment. He has a clean lead on all the competition. I'm just waiting to have a little chat with him. He's been wanting to talk to me for half a decade and now he doesn't. I have no clue why.
If I go missing for 7 days or more, check the Alaskan missing persons alert. It will probably read something like
"Highly educated late 20s/early 30s, stud economist male"
call the authorities and warn them about Ace!! He'll probably already be wearing my skin or forcing me to put lotion on, but at least catch the dude!
"Highly educated late 20s/early 30s, stud economist male"
call the authorities and warn them about Ace!! He'll probably already be wearing my skin or forcing me to put lotion on, but at least catch the dude!
If I would've sat there all night posting to you, you'd have never left. That's you. No life. No woman. No nothing.
Get out and enjoy the Belmont at a bar. If you get a girl to drink enough, she may overlook your manand sit on your johnson for ya.
It's always a joy watching people get obsessed over others on the Internet, lol. Thing is, no one ever gets obsessed over someone they think is beneath them. It's always the other way around. Just pure conjecture and trying to bring me down to the level of someone who wishes another person gets cancer. Not going to work bro. Yikes, you're kind of a weird dude.
#rubdowntheman
Good reading material for you and your psycho buddies Ace, Scott L, and mountain. I highlighted the part in red that really pertains to you. You can get over this. It's difficult, but it's been done. You just don't want to end up like Ace and that's kind of the path you are headed.
[h=1]How to Get over an Obsession[/h]
Part 1 of 3: Freeing Your Mind
Get some distance from the source of your obsession. When you're obsessed with someone or something, being in close proximity can make it impossible to think about anything else. The closer you are to your obsession, the harder it will be to stop thinking about it. Putting physical distance between yourself and your obsession will help you gain mental distance, too. It'll be hard at first, but soon you'll feel the obsession's spell start to weaken, bit by bit.
- If you're obsessed with a person, cut off contact. Don't make plans to see the person. If it's impossible to avoid seeing them—like if you go to school together or work in the same office—at least stop talking on the phone, and refrain from texting and emailing
Stop feeding it. Feeding an obsession can give you a little burst of pleasure, so it's really hard to break the habit. Just thinking about the source of your obsession will strengthen its control over you. In order to break the obsession, you've got to starve it. For example, if you're obsessed with a celebrity, stop talking about them with your friends. Stop looking at their Twitter feed, and stop imagining what it'd be like to date them. The more brain space you yield to your obsession, the more it will start to consume.[SUP][1][/SUP]
- Cutting off your obsession's sustenance is no easy task. You might find yourself playing mental games, like telling yourself you'll just look at someone's Facebook page one last time before stopping this obsession. But if you want to shed your obsession, you have to cut yourself off right when you want to indulge the most.
- Sometimes an obsession is so strong that it persists no matter how much you try to starve it. No matter how hard you try to cut yourself off, your thoughts might keep returning to your obsession. If that's the case, don't be hard on yourself—you can still beat your obsession, it's just going to take a bit more time.
- Do some kind of physical exercise that occupies your brain, too. Running and walking might not be your best bet, since you'll have too much time to think about your obsession. Try rock climbing, caving, or playing a team sport that engages both your mind and body.
- Works of fiction make excellent distractions. Pick up a new book or watch a film with themes that have nothing to do with your current obsession.
- In the moment, when your thoughts are drifting and you need an emergency distraction, try blasting some music, calling up a friend (to talk about anythingbut your obsession), reading an engaging news article or getting back to work
