2. Write a few pages in which you obsess over something meaningless.

 Something that I tend to obsess over that's meaningless is graduating. Although I am only in my junior year and still have plenty of time to go I often think that I may not finish. I do good in school, as far as my grades and staying out of trouble but the motivation is sometimes not there and I tend to imagine i'll just fail in result. 

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