Why am I obsessed with the word 'monkey'?

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answer:Welcome to ask-public, MissCupid. How long have you been obsessed with the word Monkey? How old are you? Are you also obsessed with the visual image of the monkey, or just the word itself? Would you like to own a monkey? Like the one Ross had on Friends – Marcel?

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