Which is the correct spelling - "obssesed" or "obsessed"?
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If you lack a spell checker, you might want to work with http://www.dictionary.com running in another window.  It's pretty cool.  It's nice to have a dictionary right there so you can easily check spellings and definitions.\n\nOh, yeah... ob-sessed
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Obsession is dangerous, Look at "Moby Dick".\n\nYou need to let him know that, although there are some wonderful feelings you still have for him (I assume that is the case), it just never worked out. It is time to let go and move on.\n\nIf it gets too weird, you may have to report his as a stalker.
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These words are synonyms.  See www.dictionary.com for more information.\n\n"Oriented" is the more proper word.  In today's Americanized English, many "new" words are evolving. The site I mentioned above gives some history on "oriented."  You will notice that "orientated" has very little info by comparison.
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online, i'd say "lol" or "omg" - both of which i'm a frequent addict of\nbut in the real world, maybe "whats up?" - i cant think of many in my everyday life that seem to be overused
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obsessing is like a crush, you "love" them on what they do on the outside, loving someone is having deep feelings for them, you would take a bullet for them and you love them on the inside and outside, even through tough situation u will always be together
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E - Exhausting \nX - Xplosive\nA - Adventurous \nM - Maddening\n\nlol :)
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One is, as I am sure you know, the contraction for you are while the other shows possesive case. There, I wrote that for all the yahooites who might read this and do not have a clue about proper English. While I am not perfect myself, some of the spellings are simply too strange at times so it is little wonder that some are confused by the two words. It is a sad sign of the times I am afraid.
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Off-kilter = eccentric.  According to Websters, eccentric is from the Latin eccentricus that is from the Greek ekkentros.  It literally means out of center.  Definition 1b looks like the best match for what you want “deviating from conventional or accepted usage or conduct especially in odd or whimsical ways.”
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Obstinate\nPig Headed\nRude\n\nBut can you do without them?\n\nHa Ha!
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Depends on what level they are on!  If they just dream about them all day, knows everything about them, they are infatuated.  If the send them letters, gifts and cards on holidays and other important days, or feel like they will just die if they never get that person, then i would have to say obsessed.  If they hang outside of every spot that person goes to I would have to say stalker.\n\nLiking someone never hurt anything, it is how you handle that affection that makes the difference.
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Are you sure it wasn't "OCD"? (Obsessive-\nCompulsive Disorder)\n\nI work in mental health and I've never seen the abbreviation "OMD"
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Since we're into corrections on spelling:   It is "two" syllables and it is also "Jesus". Also "Sanctity".    Yes, needs definitely to revisit spelling class.   A B C D E F G.....hooked on phonics works for thee.
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The difference is the spelling and wording :)
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Anastasia and Drusella (correct spelling)
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tiring\n\n...or www.dictionary.com
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you mispelled "favorite"
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frantic pace. \n\nit means crazy or fast or rushed.