There were few more important groups to me when I was growing up, and, I imagine, to those like me – people who were rubbish at sport, who gravitated towards cigarettes, clothes and music, and who developed infatuations with NME and charity shops.
However, the majority who neither develop infatuations or cases of late onset satyriasis or nymphomania are faced with a challenge that requires the creation of a new form of passion that takes the place of physical love.
Wednesday January 13: Leaked mobile phone messages between Chapo and Kate del Castillo suggest the drug lord was developing an infatuation with the actress.
Murdoch also developed an infatuation with a Wittgenstein disciple, Elizabeth Anscombe.
He developed an infatuation as well with Lonoff's young female assistant, Amy Bellette — but only after convincing himself that she was Anne Frank incognito.
A few years ago I developed an infatuation with someone else, and then it fizzled out — mainly because of the shrewd way Ed handled the situation.
It is one of the star attractions at a Hong Kong-style restaurant in Manhattan, Ping's Seafood, and on repeated visits I developed an infatuation with it.
Later, she developed an infatuation with the work of Thomas Mann and seems to have made endless demands on the author's time and patience.
A fractious child, he was often taken by a maid to the movies to get him out of his parents' hair and soon developed an infatuation with the Hollywood comedies of Jean Arthur, Claudette ColbertCary Grant.
A fractious child, he was often taken by a maid to the movies to get him out of his parents' hair and soon developed an infatuation with the Hollywood comedies of Jean Arthur, Claudette Colbert Cary Grant.
In the early 1990's, Mr. Fessler, then president of the state's Public Utilities Commission, developed an infatuation with one of Margaret Thatcher's free-market ventures: the troubled England-Wales Power Pool.
