Do you see others as a means for your own gain?

Daniel McIlhiney  |  Comment
Date posted:  12 Jun 2026
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Do you see others as a means for your own gain?

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I am a horror fan – I will admit it. I know Christians have mixed views on horror, but there it is, my confession.

Recently, I saw the film Obsession; the story of a shy young man, Bear, who wishes that his attractive, outgoing friend, Nikki, will love him "more than anyone else in the world". In classic horror fashion, she then becomes obsessed with him and increasingly disturbing mayhem follows.

The film itself is… okay; it became a bit predictable and repetitive in the second half, but I’m not a film reviewer so I"ll leave my amateur opinion there!

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