the following takes place...
Hi, my name is Curly and... I'm an addict.
I guess my addiction started about two years ago. It was a simple, casual dalliance at first. I mean, I could go several weeks without a fix and still be highly functional. I had rather intense cravings but I wasn't overly concerned with them. They didn't dictate my life.
But recently, something changed. There's an insatiable beast inside me that scorches my insides with flames of rage and anger when it's not sufficiently fed.
I can't concentrate. I'm focused solely on achieving that euphoric high that comes courtesy of my master. I crave the thrills and chills, the ups and downs, the elation and release it provides me.
In its absence, I'm strung out, distracted and discontent. I'm trapped between a state of fantasizing about my last fix and anticipating the next one. All I want to do is get back on the roller coaster. I have no motivation other than this.
My name is Curly and I'm addicted to... 24.
Yes, it's true! I'm obsessed. I recently Netflixed the first season and I've been zipping through episodes faster than Kate Moss blows through an 8-ball. The thing is, I've seen the later seasons so I already know Mrs. Bauer bites it and that Nina Myers flips but that's not hampering my enjoyment in the slightest. If anything, it's only made it better because I'm always thinking to the future and trying to snap the pieces together.
I am consumed. The last 4 episodes should be in my mailbox when I go home tonight. Wait, let me rephrase that... the last 4 episodes BEST be in my mailbox when I go home tonight. Mama's not too pleasant during the withdrawal, you see. But I'm kinda torn. I'm looking forward to the conclusion but I'm already feeling despondent. It's like finishing a good book. While it's great to get to the end, sometimes I'm just not ready to leave. Sigh...
If you have suggestions for similar programs that will satisfy my supsenseful jones, kindly leave them in the comments. I don't watch many hour-long TV shows so I really haven't seen shit if that narrows it down for you. Thank you!
I guess my addiction started about two years ago. It was a simple, casual dalliance at first. I mean, I could go several weeks without a fix and still be highly functional. I had rather intense cravings but I wasn't overly concerned with them. They didn't dictate my life.
But recently, something changed. There's an insatiable beast inside me that scorches my insides with flames of rage and anger when it's not sufficiently fed.
I can't concentrate. I'm focused solely on achieving that euphoric high that comes courtesy of my master. I crave the thrills and chills, the ups and downs, the elation and release it provides me.
In its absence, I'm strung out, distracted and discontent. I'm trapped between a state of fantasizing about my last fix and anticipating the next one. All I want to do is get back on the roller coaster. I have no motivation other than this.
My name is Curly and I'm addicted to... 24.
Yes, it's true! I'm obsessed. I recently Netflixed the first season and I've been zipping through episodes faster than Kate Moss blows through an 8-ball. The thing is, I've seen the later seasons so I already know Mrs. Bauer bites it and that Nina Myers flips but that's not hampering my enjoyment in the slightest. If anything, it's only made it better because I'm always thinking to the future and trying to snap the pieces together.
I am consumed. The last 4 episodes should be in my mailbox when I go home tonight. Wait, let me rephrase that... the last 4 episodes BEST be in my mailbox when I go home tonight. Mama's not too pleasant during the withdrawal, you see. But I'm kinda torn. I'm looking forward to the conclusion but I'm already feeling despondent. It's like finishing a good book. While it's great to get to the end, sometimes I'm just not ready to leave. Sigh...
If you have suggestions for similar programs that will satisfy my supsenseful jones, kindly leave them in the comments. I don't watch many hour-long TV shows so I really haven't seen shit if that narrows it down for you. Thank you!
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