Investors' losses during the technology bubble also had the paradoxical effect of making them need Wall Street more: they wanted high returns in order to make up what they'd lost.
To clarify, I don't think films in their subject matter need to be miserable; I just think the people making them need to be miserable.
The first DOOM, though, is one of those games that anyone wanting to make them needs to play, because of the economy of it.
This argument can be combined with non-users' belief that they do not need ecstasy to have a good time, by informing potential users that trying out ecstasy might make them need the drug in order to have a good time.
Nightmares are a normal way of the brain processing experiences and thoughts, waking them up could make them need longer to calm down.
With a screen so tiny that your finger obscures a large portion of it, making them work needs some original thinking.
Having tasks they needed to do made them feel needed and worthy.
It makes them feel needed and important.
They wanted me to trouble them; it made them feel needed.
