TVs, cameras, cell phones, printers, and the worst of all-- COMPUTERS! If you are not sure how to know for sure what kind of relationship you and your electronics have, ask yourself these questions: "Do I drop my camera and cell phone every single time I bring them out?" "Does my computer break down when all I do is check my email?" "Have I spent more time with the Geek Squad than I have with my boyfriend or girlfriend?"
I take good care of my camera and cell phone (the verizon store is a black hole). They just want to be loved so they are good right on back. But COMPUTERS and I have a quite a past. I used to think we just completely hated each other and it would never work out, no matter how hard we wanted it to. But I can't deny it any longer. I need my computer to get by in the twenty-first century. If we went to go to couples counseling, these would be our issue topics.
1. Trust Issues- My computers don't trust me because I don't back up as much as I should.
2. Abandonment Issues- My computer will break down on me when all I use it for is checking email, playing music, and downloading my photos.
3. Secretive Issues- My computer has been deleting my photos for years and years without any explanation. When I ask why...it just responds, "File Corrupted." That is its way of avoiding the topic.
4. Boundary Issues- Sometimes I let too many people do things with my computer. Its only because I don't know how to get through to it!
5. Patience and Temper Issues- Neither of us have patience for each other and we tend to let our tempers get in the way, which then leads to sensitivity issues.
History of my Inadequate Comps:
Powerbook 2005- Could have caused me to have an ulcer. I spent more time talking about my computer than I did with my friends...just kidding, but almost. I spent $500 dollars trying to fix that piece of shit from hell.
Dell 2007- Did well with only one virus under it's belt until someone dropped it on a carpet and it decided to give up too soon.
Gateway- Gave me no trouble for a year until it decided to have pop-up vomit sessions. Maybe it was because it knew it was a replacement.
COMPUTER COUNSELING
IT OKAY TO ADMIT THAT YOU NEED IT
IT MAY END UP ALLOWING YOUR REALTIONSHIP WITH YOUR ELECTRONICS TO GROW!
IT OKAY TO ADMIT THAT YOU NEED IT
IT MAY END UP ALLOWING YOUR REALTIONSHIP WITH YOUR ELECTRONICS TO GROW!
I hate computers.
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