When ever I imagine my problems I make them a character in my imagination. They're usually monsters that I have a difficult time slaying. But the more time I stay with the monster (the problem) the more I figure out how to beat it. It gets me sort of angry that we created so many ways to run away from our problems. Drinking, drugs, binging habits....
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