Mitch
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Perhaps as you are back to thinking what you like then, a bit of courtesy to other collectors and not have the silly digs for their collecting choice would be appreciated. I know all about the DSM and, you seemingly cannot help trying to be abusive as if it were not for people who feel the need to have a pop at collectors and manufactures personally, instead of addressing the sets and their quality etc these discussions would not have to take place as often.
Your psychological interpretation of those who collect is not required you are not qualified to offer an opinion on the mental state of a collector as its not your field and you have never met them.
I also recall from psychology that those who scream and critique about something have certain psychological issues needing addressed. Perhaps, those who hate the range so much may secretly be the nazi's they accuse others of. an interesting psychological interpretation should you wish to look it up
I am happy to debate the sets but, its certainly not I who insult people over their collecting choices
Mitch
Your psychological interpretation of those who collect is not required you are not qualified to offer an opinion on the mental state of a collector as its not your field and you have never met them.
I also recall from psychology that those who scream and critique about something have certain psychological issues needing addressed. Perhaps, those who hate the range so much may secretly be the nazi's they accuse others of. an interesting psychological interpretation should you wish to look it up
I am happy to debate the sets but, its certainly not I who insult people over their collecting choices
Mitch
Psychiatrist not psychologist. Collect what you like and others can think what they like. Death metal, serial killers the occult lots of people are interested in these non mainstream things. If you spend a lot of money on something read a lot about it, think about it all the time talk about it frequently then I wonder how you define that "a hobby, an interest, an obsession" You will find the DSM III quite flexible on some of these definitions. It is all a bit of a spectrum I suppose. That is why I never liked psychiatry