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Computer Obsession

Becuase my parents restrict the computer so much I over-desire it.

An example is that when I'm on the computer and I want to leave to do something else I develope this fear that if I log off I may never be able to log back on and I'm tempted to stay on.
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RE: Computer Obsession

My grandmother used to hide my laptop from me whenever I didn't live up to her expectations, or just to be a thorn in the backside. My laptop is gone for good, but now I have a desktop. I'm also obsessed with computers, video games, lucid dreaming and ect as I find comfort with them. My desire for materialism grows stronger because I feel almost no love at home. Don't worry you are not alone.
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cianna200, my grandma also does that. And i have the same obsessions as you 0.o weird....
I am 14, and have my own computer repair business! And I'm a small time DJ also. No joke.

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Computer Obsession

The question is whether it's obsession or usage?

My mother thinks I'm computer obsessed but I ask you, how can one not be "obsessed" when the device they use allows them to connect to the globe? When it provides reading material, learning material, training material, contact material, entertainment material?

We all use cars. Are we car obsessed? Do we have an unhealthy addiction to cars because we use it everyday to go to work, to the gym, to the shop, to the friends house, to vacation?
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RE: Computer Obsession

Hmm, rock star you and I have a connection
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RE: Computer Obsession

The difference between obsession and desire. Obsession is usually a very strong habit that is very hard to break, while desire is just a big wish. You can say like obsession is a ''craving for something that can control your mind.'' Smile
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RE: Computer Obsession

I too have a strong desire for materialism. It's part of the reason I'm a zombie.
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