Obsession List

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1, SONIC THE HEDGEHOG!! !

Sonic the hedgehog is my only Obsession.
Anything below isnt really a obsession, its just a normal interest.

2. Movies (reviews and Movie structure)
3. Animals (Dogs, Hedgehogs, ferrets and marine life)
4. Human Behaviour and Psychology
5. Video games
6. Five Nights At Freddys
7. Walt Disney (Man, movie franchise and of course Amusement parks)
8. Lotteries
9. Music (My Chemical Romance is at number 1 right now
10. Medical Science

Oh yeah and modern history, anything in the past 100 years is very interesting to me

the two things I would count as obsessions are more like topics. I can (and usually do) dedicate most of my days to either K-pop or serial killers. I'll spend hours listening to songs, watching videos, teaching myself the language, and learning dances. with serial killers, I'll spend hours looking up stories and documentaries, watching movies inspired by real-life criminals, and adding to my endless stack of books that I can't ever seem get rid of.
on top of all that, I find myself constantly taking over any conversation with facts I find interesting or what I've learned recently. luckily I have two friends that have no problem listening to me go on and on, but my family has told me they've just learned to tune me out because if they ask me to stop I get upset.
as you can see, I guess I also have a tendency to over-explain myself but I don't know if that would count as an obsession

Oh man, I have a lot

1. Dragon Ball Z
2. Batman and Superman
3. Ships, shipwrecks and boats
4. Battleships/naval warfare
5. Anime (mostly action, comedy and slice-of-life)
6. Logos (ones from TV and video games)
7. TV continuities (BBC, ITV etc.)
8. Drawing/sketching
9. Wartime and military
10. Sonic
11. Old school cartoons
12. Interest in autism
13. Music (I like many different genres)
14. Me and what I do...

- Speech
- Words
- Health and Fitness (perhaps an indication that I am insecure about my body)
- Death
- Sport scores, namely in cricket and football
- Twin Peaks

Age 7 to 8 : TV Ariels

Age 4 to 18 : Lego

Age 8 onwards : Electricity
Age 9 to ten onwards : Electronics

about fifteen onwards : Railways - modeling tghem including obscure details such as pantographs and overhead catenary which actually looked like the real thing

13 onwards : Cycling, fairly genrlte getting longer rides as the years went pn
20 onwards : Cycling hard core - 60 10 100 miles in the day, hostel weekends, week and fornight long tours, camping, building my on wheels, mellowed somewhat in my late forties and early fifties

On joining the Quakers ages around 24, delving into all the procedures etc
On finding an interest in Buddhism around 35, rather similar, and to the point of being a volunteer builder of a number of Dharma centres as regards the electrical side of the jobs.

Age 50 onwards : The autism spectrum, after finding a few too many moments of recognition listenning to some public lectures recorded by Temple Grandin, Tony Attwood and others.

Age 29 to 32 or so : Basic psycology after a successful course of sessions with a counselling provider sorting out some of the difficulties with clsoe relationships.

Age 37 onwards : Consensual, safe and sane kink (but there had been some pretty strong elements of that in my make up since age 7 and others going back to age around 3 or 4.

Sports : Zero interest throughout lifetime.

Fortifications: from Iron Age to Renaissance Era, all fascinate me to no end.

Castles: both with and without defensive structures.
This has been my only obsession and started at about 4.

* Zombies
* Courage the Cowardly Dog
* The Golden Girls
* Karen Walker from Will & Grace
* The Addams Family and Addams Family Values
* Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
* Dark Satire Humor
* Parodies of things I actually despise
* Plants (flowers, leaves, fruits, mushrooms, etc)
* Witchcraft (not wicca but the actual superstitions about witches as well as witchy characters in movies and shows)
* Art
* Old Abandoned Buildings (especially spooky ones)
* Sea Shells
* Crystal Rocks
* Animals

These aren't obsessions as such, just casual interests:-

1. Writing stories (either about creepy stuff, or about family life)
2. British humour (TV sitcoms "Inbetweeners" and "Outnumbered")
3. Buses
4. Country life and beach life
5. The Sims and Rollercoaster Tycoon
6. The Simpsons
7. Social gossip
8. Creepy paranormal stuff
9. Shopping (when not crowded!)
10. Teddy bears
11. The 1990's
12. UK politics

Number 2 and number 7 are probably the closest to obsessions.

-Doctor Who
-Torchwood
-The X-Files
-The Simpsons
-Friends (The show)
-Computers
-The 1980's and 1990's
-The actors and actresses of TV shows I like
-Music (especially Little Mix, Demi Lovato, and Selena Gomez)
-Anime (especially Death Note, Hetalia, and Black Butler)

Have you checked out the East German Cold War Era bunkers? They were these crazy labyrinthine behemoths with hundreds (literally ) of rooms. The airlocks were ridiculous. You had to enter about 5-7 separate chambers before you'd be considered decontaminated.

My Obsessions as of 9/2/16:
1. Highway Maps, especially the one in Southern California. The complexity of the freeways in Los Angeles fascinates me for some weird reason.
2. Aviation (Commercial Aviation), probably because I grew up 2 miles from a major municipal airport
3. Mathematical Facts
4. Stereotypes

1. Mythology (Classical and Norse)
2. Old English
3. writing down words and definitions as found in a dictionary
4. list-making XD
5. singing
6. writing (books, stories, poems, lyrics)
7. stand-up comedy
8. quantities
9. 80s-90s video games
10. comic books and graphic novels
11. pop psychology
12. curse words

WWII
Germany
Arts and Crafts
The Olympics and Paralympics
Multiculturalism
Pro-life
Sweet Pea characters like Peahawk and Om Nom
Hogan's Heroes
The Kinks
Television and its history
Radio and its history
Technology and its history

1) Air Supply Band
2) Mickey Mouse
3) General Hospital
4) Trains
5) Thomas and Friends
6) Cats
7) Art
Crafts
9) Photography
10) Dogs
11) Lighthouses
12) Victorian House
13) Post Cards
14) Diners
15) Key Chains
16)
Disney Pins
17) Broches
18) The Waltons
19) The Honeymooners
20) Elton John
21) Mariscal on 34th Street Movie with Natalie Wood
22) Coins
23) Cars
24) Vince Gill
25) Alabama Country Band
26) Britain
27) Australia
28) Grease The movie
29) The Simpson
30) Parenthood TV Show
31) Arthur TV Show By Marc Brown

Cats
Tennis
Learning different languages
World cultures (currently it's Russia and Serbia)
Denis Istomin
Rafael Nadal
Reading
Writing
Music