| 'Let's not fixate on the Woodleys.' | |
| - Don't fixate on that. | |
| - Don't fixate on what we did, ok? | |
| - You mustn't fixate on it. | |
| - You're starting to fixate. I had finally left my head and was starting to process and was starting to process how far we'd gotten in Collin's bed. | |
| 'Let's not fixate on the Woodleys.' | |
| - Don't fixate on that. | |
| - Don't fixate on what we did, ok? | |
| - You mustn't fixate on it. | |
| - You're starting to fixate. I had finally left my head and was starting to process and was starting to process how far we'd gotten in Collin's bed. | |
| But I can't dedicate myself to a show that fixates on the most superficial, unimportant aspect of being a human being. | |
| He fixates on a woman and then-- | |
| She fixates on the strangest things. | |
| The knee fixates itself. | |
| There's nothing to do here so everyone fixates on tobacco. | |
| But I can't dedicate myself to a show that fixates on the most superficial, unimportant aspect of being a human being. | |
| He fixates on a woman and then-- | |
| She fixates on the strangest things. | |
| The knee fixates itself. | |
| There's nothing to do here so everyone fixates on tobacco. | |
| "The patient is obsessively fixated on a Miss Susan Harmison, "with whom he had a relationship at university. | |
| "We can't be so fixated on our desire to preserve the rights of ordinary Americans. " ~ Bill Clinton March 11, 1993 | |
| "Why should we be subjected to their mother-fixated outpourings?" you ask. | |
| * Don't you see my eyes fixated on your thighs? | |
| - Death-fixated. | |
| - Enjoy your tug of war, then, but I prefer fixating on things that can be, you know, fixed. | |
| - I'm fixating. | |
| - I'm not fixating. | |
| - I'm- - I'm not fixating. | |
| - She was fixating on a neighbor's kid. - She walks into their yard, gets verbally abusive. | |
| "The patient is obsessively fixated on a Miss Susan Harmison, "with whom he had a relationship at university. | |
| "We can't be so fixated on our desire to preserve the rights of ordinary Americans. " ~ Bill Clinton March 11, 1993 | |
| "Why should we be subjected to their mother-fixated outpourings?" you ask. | |
| * Don't you see my eyes fixated on your thighs? | |
| - Death-fixated. | |
| - Enjoy your tug of war, then, but I prefer fixating on things that can be, you know, fixed. | |
| - I'm fixating. | |
| - I'm not fixating. | |
| - I'm- - I'm not fixating. | |
| - She was fixating on a neighbor's kid. - She walks into their yard, gets verbally abusive. | |
