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No. 12225
>>67231
I must say that that's a very interesting point and I've thought about that before. Basically no, monogamy is not an issue for me. It actually gives me comfort to know that Norbert gets screwed on a regular basis. I'd be doing it myself with a plushie Norbert, but all the ones for sale online are nowhere near as real as I need them to be & I don't have the sewing skills to make my own one. I do use a rabbit plushie which I love. But when the lights are out it's easy to imagine him as Norbert. It still feels like fur. So, in a sense, Norbert gets it in the ass from me aswell.
The only complication of course, would be if Norbert was actually real & up for grabs. In that scenario I'd simply say "may the best man win," & if I'd do everything I could to get him. If I failed, knowing that Norbert's somewhere out there, then I'd be so crushed that I don't know if I'd be able to go on, there'd be no reason to live.
Flipside is, if I did somehow get the real Norbert, I'd gladly share him with JohnOfE.
>>67209
I actually agree with a lot of your points. That does make me a creepy stalker, Norbert would think we're losers, and I am selfish, but it could then be said that eating when you're hungry is a selfish act.
Yes, Norbert can be a real dick, but something with him just touches me. He has a much softer side which he hides behind his attitude. Deep down he's very vulnerable & sensitive. It's that which makes me want him even more.
It does class as sexual dysfunction, and it's hard to say where it came from. I do remember as a child having a Buster Bunny plushie which my mom gave me, and I used to hump him, then hold him close in the dark & talk to him intimately about anything, sometimes nothing. So it does come from childhood. How it came about in the first place, I don't know.
And yes, I've been to a doctor because the despair of not having Norbert often causes me to have terrible nightmares where I'm trying to reach him, but for some reason I just can't. Sometimes insomnia. But sleeping tablets & using my plushie helps a great deal
I would say that it is love. But love is so subjective. If there are criteria laid out in the DSMIV that define love, I'm sure I would meet them. Often, when I walk past a park, I look and imagine hard enough that I can almost see Norbert walking in the distance, through the gaps of the trees. You can't tell me that that's not characteristic of love.
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