Oh baby I'm missing you, we used to love so strong tell me where did we go wrong? They say I'll learn to forget but…
…it sure ain't happened yet.
I have come to the realization that I do not handle people who have excessive neurotic needs. Currently, the list of failed relationships (either with a significant other, or with friends) fit one of the ten generalized nerosies. Depressing when you think about it. The ones I notice most often in former friends and lovers are as follows: (1) Need for affection/approval. This would be the one who CONSTANTLY asks if I love them, to re-affirm that I won't leave them, that must know 24 hours a day 7 days a week that yes, they are “the one” for me (when because of this condition, I simply can't anymore!) (2) Need to exploit others. This is categorized as people who enjoy making others do tasks for them, when it is quite evident that they can do it themselves. Sadly, I play into this a lot because I have a tendancy to help others too much. But still. There's asking for my help, and there's hiring me to be your personal assistant without telling me I've suddenly become your personal assistant. (3) Need for social recognition. Finally, people who have a craving to become a part of the rich and famous. And have no idea how the hell to do it. Is it so wrong to not be able to stand people who want to become famous for all the wrong reasons? Well maybe it's a combination of 2 and 3. I can't stand people who exploit people (namely me!) to become famous. How's that?
Anyways, if you're wondering, so far, being three weeks into this particular course, I've self-diagnosed myself as Needing for affection and approval, need for someone to run my life, and need for independence. But all in moderation. Because I'm sane and normal. Until it comes to trying to ride a one-wheeled monster.
So I owe a few people pictures. Some pictures I couldn't get, and by now give up on trying to get them. Here's the remaining set!










