Things You Have Thought Too Much About...

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xChevelle24

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Alright, I have noticed recently that I have been thinking (or overthinking) way too many things. Like, example, killing my ex-gf and the ways I would do it and also the little details. (Yeah, I'm not normal)

What have you guys ever thought wayyyy too much about?
 

xChevelle24

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killereddy said:
women- my brain crashed trying to figure out something a girl did one time
Yeah, interesting story here. I was in mexico on vacation and saw this amazingly sexy girl and she waved at me..

I spent days trying to figure out what exactly that meant!
 

Easykill

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I'll ignore what you just said to focus on the topic.

Religion. It took me years and years of trying to figure out whether a God existed or not to realize it didn't matter to me. I had no use for god.

Shortly after, emotions I'd never felt before started popping up, and I started forming much deeper bonds with other people. That screwed me up again, because I started having to introduce other people into what I'd previously defined as a purely personal thing. At that point, I decided that, myself aside, for the sake of the people I care about I hope that a reasonable god and an afterlife exist. I didn't care if that meant I would need to go to hell(or some such thing).

That wasn't the end though, it was purely on a theoretical basis, just an idea. But earlier today I had a dream, in which someone I deeply care about died. In the dream, I finally put that theory into practice. I could not stand the thought of the person being gone forever, not from my life but from existence in general. I literally could not. When they died, I died. The being I was before could not survive past it. It was only a dream, but the pain of that was still enough that it threw my entire belief system into question. All my logical stuff no longer matters, if existence merely ends when we die, then I cannot last in this world. Not for myself, but for my friends, I need a god now. I will throw myself on the chance of it's existence, because none of it matters if there isn't one. I still have no reason to serve a god, but I'm forced to believe. I'm not strong enough to not believe anymore.

....Does this make me sensitive or something? Weird.

But yeah, biggest time sink and torment of my life. Just don't think about it, you'll spare yourself some trouble.
 

Old Man Neck

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What happens after death. I used to stay up at night thinking about what really happens after you die.
 

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Easykill said:
I'll ignore what you just said to focus on the topic.

Religion. It took me years and years of trying to figure out whether a God existed or not to realize it didn't matter to me. I had no use for god.

Shortly after, emotions I'd never felt before started popping up, and I started forming much deeper bonds with other people. That screwed me up again, because I started having to introduce other people into what I'd previously defined as a purely personal thing. At that point, I decided that, myself aside, for the sake of the people I care about I hope that a reasonable god and an afterlife exist. I didn't care if that meant I would need to go to hell(or some such thing).

That wasn't the end though, it was purely on a theoretical basis, just an idea. But earlier today I had a dream, in which someone I deeply care about died. In the dream, I finally put that theory into practice. I could not stand the thought of the person being gone forever, not from my life but from existence in general. I literally could not. When they died, I died. The being I was before could not survive past it. It was only a dream, but the pain of that was still enough that it threw my entire belief system into question. All my logical stuff no longer matters, if existence merely ends when we die, then I cannot last in this world. Not for myself, but for my friends, I need a god now. I will throw myself on the chance of it's existence, because none of it matters if there isn't one. I still have no reason to serve a god, but I'm forced to believe. I'm not strong enough to not believe anymore.

....Does this make me sensitive or something? Weird.

But yeah, biggest time sink and torment of my life. Just don't think about it, you'll spare yourself some trouble.
That's potentially dangerous thinking, but I totally get it. I grew up in an abusive home, and my brother and I helped each other stick it out to the point that he's the only person I'd really care about and question surviving if he died. He's got a wife and kid now, though, so I'd step in and help raise the child in memory of him.

It hasn't hurt my agnosticism/atheism, really, because death is simply returning to the state you were at before living. Death is easy to do, living isn't.

But here's the point-blank of it: Do what you need to do to get by. We're not gunna hate on you for turning to God when someone close to you dies.
 

Danzaivar

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Back at school I used to have a habit of becoming obsessive about something then a few weeks later I lost all interest and went on to something else. After a while I'd go back to something I liked before until eventually it became cyclical. Was always really insignificant stuff.

Fantasising about killing someone is kind of weird, but okay as long as you don't start to think it's a good idea. :p
 

Aj.Nobs

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I have an obsessive personality, so if I get stuck on something it can last a while. Religion still keeps me up at night sometimes. And women, don't even get me started. I bombed a final because I got distracted thinking about a girl. My current obsession is tennis. I play pretty much 7 times a week and about 2-3 hours a day. And I total understand the killing people thing too. I have had some seriously cruel shit done to me and I still get pissed thinking about it. But you probably should stop thinking about murder, that can get you arrested and it will really fuck up your psyche.
 

GyroCaptain

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What people taste like, and what the implication of being made out of living metal would be, for starters.
 

Corven

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How creepy a cat would look if it all of a sudden looked at me and grinned, that would probably make me evacuate the area with extreme quickness.
 

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Easykill said:
I can sympathise with you Easy, but not really empathise. For me, I suppose I'd always had the belief that, even if all religions were wrong, there is some higher power out there... trouble is, for most of my life, I couldn't express that to peopl, but now, I believe that my belief is called Deism [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deism]. I spent quite a bit of time thinking about it, though I do believe it has helped me form my self-identity.
 

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Everything that is taken for granted. "Because it is there" or "because that is just how it works" isn't a good enough reason for me anymore.
 

Yokomitsu

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Yer im not so big on the thinking action, im more of a person who just does the thing before thinking it through.
 

Bat Vader

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I over think many things and tend to worry about many more. I never take anything at face value.
 

imPacT31

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What people will think of/read into what I say or write.

Recently I spent 20 minutes just thinking about how to phrase something along the lines of "when will you be available", in a text to my sister.
Its part of the reason why I don't post too often on forums; I spend far too long rewriting my posts and, usually, aiming to make a worthwhile contribution and generally decide that I either don't think its worth contributing or that I can't be bothered to spare the time for the rewrites and changes.