I'm pretty sure I have copycat syndrome.
Apparently, all it takes is hearing about someone's phobia for me to take it on myself.
I was reading a post on Britt's blog, Quietly Chaotic, about her phobia of changing her shirt in the dark and how she starts to think there's someone in the dark about to strike her, and then she gets all tangled in her shirt while panicking.
Sounds horrible, I know, but all it took was me reading about this...
and now I have this phobia too.
Surely I'm not the only one who does this?
We've all seen a scary movie and had a horror scene imprinted in our brain.
I've had this happen a lot in the blogosphere.
I'll read something that will stick with me, good or bad.
You people can write some powerful stuff, and the best part is, it's true life.
I love learning about people through blogs. And I love learning more about myself in the process.
I play the meme game and fill out quirky or random facts about myself...and gain perspective on my life.
I go through old photos to scan and post, and end up discussing memories with my parents.
I've rediscovered my creative, goofy side that was dormant for a while.
So, while my copycat syndrome is an unfortunately result, it's a side affect I can handle when the positives far outweigh the negatives.
I've also discovered I really like interviewing people (and I have a big one coming up soon) as well as giveaways. I like to give and receive...
and I might be having a little surprise over here tomorrow.
Apparently, all it takes is hearing about someone's phobia for me to take it on myself.
I was reading a post on Britt's blog, Quietly Chaotic, about her phobia of changing her shirt in the dark and how she starts to think there's someone in the dark about to strike her, and then she gets all tangled in her shirt while panicking.
Sounds horrible, I know, but all it took was me reading about this...
and now I have this phobia too.
Surely I'm not the only one who does this?
We've all seen a scary movie and had a horror scene imprinted in our brain.
I've had this happen a lot in the blogosphere.
I'll read something that will stick with me, good or bad.
You people can write some powerful stuff, and the best part is, it's true life.
I love learning about people through blogs. And I love learning more about myself in the process.
I play the meme game and fill out quirky or random facts about myself...and gain perspective on my life.
I go through old photos to scan and post, and end up discussing memories with my parents.
I've rediscovered my creative, goofy side that was dormant for a while.
So, while my copycat syndrome is an unfortunately result, it's a side affect I can handle when the positives far outweigh the negatives.
I've also discovered I really like interviewing people (and I have a big one coming up soon) as well as giveaways. I like to give and receive...
and I might be having a little surprise over here tomorrow.
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