Do you have an embarrasing obsession?

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Men's underwear.

i like to wear fingernail polish sometimes. but its not really an obsession, just wierd. sometimes i like messing up lipstick like i do the same thing to the butter when you first open it

Not an obsession, but an aversion: I hate public restrooms.

I am obsessed with one character in paricular from the Crash Bandicoot games (I don't play any other series). But anyway, for the longest time, only two of my friends knew at school. But then last week on the bus, I was talking about him and some other students overheard me and joined in, saying that he was awesome and stuff! So yeah, I'm no longer embarrassed about him at school anymore!

bowels and toilet humour

Well..I do not know if I could call it an obsession, but I do like swords very much. I do not own one myself though

I collect horse pictures, names and porcelain horses still.. and I really like to read about and most of all see, Mount Everest. I am really interested in adventurers... I admire them deeply.

The most embarassing thing is that I tend to be somewhat obsessed by getting answers from my internet friends. I sure look forward to read their mails every day..that makes me feel odd..

/Anna

I have a fascination with the events of September 11th. It's the worst thing that happened in my life time, and I was very sad that it happened, but I find it so damn fascinating. I try not to give into this one, though, because it's unseemly in my opinion.

My obsession is some guy I work with. I've worked with him for a couple years and I think he's an Aspie, I just don't think he knows it. Because of this though, he seems to be afraid of me. At one point everyone thought I had this weird crush on him, like, I just had to have him. It's not that, I've just always felt connected to him and tried to get to know him and just ended up pushing him away. It's embarrassing because I can only imagine what he thinks of me so I try to avoid him now. Then there's the other people at work and wondering what they think about it all. I have to play if off like I don't care but I try to see him every chance I get without anyone, including him, seeing me. It's weird.

Tampax commercials.

Heh, at first I did not think I had any and then I read about the nuclear weapons that a few had as their obsessions and remembered when I was a teenager my mom would always catch me looking at pictures of nuclear detonations, or an artists rendering of Chernobyl as the roof was being blown off, or the data I had collected on nations and nuclear weapons + deployed + stategic + peiceful uses's + mines internationally for plutonium and Uranium + proliferation stats, present and future + developing nations and their nuclear ambitions.

Their are a few others, no point in meansioning, you get my drift. It was only embarassing because I would only do this at home, and so my folks would see it and wonder (my father is a nuclear engineer, and I dont think he liked me going thu his books he obtained from the nuclear facility he works at).

I was embarrassed about my airport security obsession because it's a controversial topic and if I expressed my views on it people might find my views stupid, or think I was paranoid about getting blown up.

I know quite a bit about Roger Bannister, which isn't unusual unless you consider I'm only 43 and was born ten years after his ground-breaking sub four minute mile accomplishment.

For awhile, I had an obsession with Tangle Toys. I've got a large bowl full of them on my desk at work. I couldn't stop buying them and people at my office started to tell me I had a problem.