Things You Do Even Though You Know They're Bad For You

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Sometimes I ruminate too much about the past: "why didn't I do this 10 years ago?" "was that woman trying to tell me that she liked me 15 years ago?" "why didn't I pursue that path rather than this one 20 years ago?" Too much of this quickly becomes a waste of time and produces feelings of inadequacy and hopelessness. Thankfully, I never take it too far, but I've had a few sessions of wallowing in "what if's" in the past few years. A sect of Buddhism, I don't remember which one, used to have an elder follow newcomers around and if the newcomers spent too much time thinking about the past the elder would bop them with a stick and say "it's in the past." I might pay for that service at the right price. :D
 
Spending too much time on Bring a Trailer. It starts with checking out one car, and before you know it, I have a billion tabs open as I scroll down the listings. I can't tell you how many mornings I've thrown down the well of car porn.
 
Writing posts that are mostly way too long and take too much time for anyone to care but myself...
 
TheSkaFish said:
Spending too much time on Bring a Trailer.  It starts with checking out one car, and before you know it, I have a billion tabs open as I scroll down the listings.  I can't tell you how many mornings I've thrown down the well of car porn.

Sounds like me, except it's with la senza or zulily.
 

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