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I'm learning more about insomnia right now and in particular what I'm wondering about is "what causes insomnia". I was researching this question online and this blog post caught my attention because of the title. The title is Divorce=Insomnia. That means it could be a cause of insomnia. I don't know the answer, but I know this,, I ain't sleeping well at all since I've moved. Maybe, it's unfamiliar territory, maybe it's the Divorce, maybe it's too much therapy too quickly,, The quote I chose here is basically saying that he might have insomnia because of the unfamiliar territory, Divorce, or too much therapy. I think this is great because it makes me wonder that other emotional problems may cause insomnia like death or something. I do know that stress causes it most of the time, but maybe moving causes it?

Have you ever felt like you need to go shopping and shopping everyday until you brought everything you wanted? Something that I have been interested in learning more about has been Shopaholics. I remember seeing this movie last year that made me wonder about people who are Shopaholics. Lately, the issue has caught my eye again. I know that many people feel that being Shopaholic is really bad because it damages your living style. From what I have heard, being Shopaholic isn't something bad. It's just a way of being. You just shop and shop. It's not like if you creating a crime. I know that it's like a sickness that can't make you stop. But if it's really affecting your life then you have to give that up. For example, I heard that Shopaholic is more like able to be out of control. Shopping does not only effect the shopper it also effects family members, spouses, loved ones and friends. Many times married over active spenders will be divorced and in debt before they can control their spending habits. Now that's just what I've heard, it may or may not be true. One thing that I know for sure about is that Shopaholics do suffer a lot when it comes to money. Many Shopaholics end up having a big amount of budget. And I also know that Compulsive shopping is a serious condition that affects thousands of people's lives in America. Another fact that I know is that one major key to successfully overcoming compulsive shopping is simply taking responsibility for ones own actions. Stop denying the problem and or blaming others. Shopaholics who truly want help need to say enough is enough. Once a shopaholic realizes that shopping is just not worth the troubles that are caused from shopping excessively things get much easier. Make the decision to change and change will come. Now I've studied my share of Philosophy, and I believe that if being a Shopaholic damages your life... then you should make a change to take that out of your life. Personally, it's funny to me