What is the opposite of a Creepy Wally attack?
One minute (between rounds) Question and Answer session with Cornerman Agent September. The Creepy Wally is one of the eight (8) attacks listed in the game of life that I call “DramaGuru Revelation”.
White Belt
Beginner Level: Set traps for others or escape traps you’ve fallen into by using one position and a few basic attacks.
Just because it’s a white belt case doesn’t mean that the attack is simple, nor that the stakes are small. Simple traps can be the most dangerous ones. Precisely because they don’t look like traps until it’s too late.
How to Jump Out of the River of Shame
Floating in the River of Shame gets comfortable. People get used to explaining why they are there. After a while, they stop looking for an exit to jump through.
Introducing Harut and Marut, Record Keepers for the Clock Maker
Maybe you made a mistake. But, as long as you’re trapped in this place, you block new doors from opening. Guardian Harut keeps track of how many times you refuse to take the exit marked “Grace This Way”.
You Can’t Win When the Audience Gangs Up on You
We Don’t Like You! For Lisa Guerrero, the audience existed away from the football stadium, following her via radio as she drove in her car. Once their voices got inside her head, it was hard to focus on anything else.
Join a Mob and Ruin Your Life
I’ve added Jake Angeli’s dilemma to the growing list of “Hoist by your own Petard” DramaGuru cases. When your plan to upset another backfires on you, life gets complicated.
Creepy Wally Attack: Sexting Ruins Jared Porter, Hoist By His Own Petard
Jared’s behavior perfectly illustrates the Creepy Wally Attack. When someone is all over you like a cheap suit, taking up too much space, invading your privacy and putting his needs before yours, Creepy Wally is in play.
Call me back!
During Covid, I miss the friendly connection with people helping me solve problems with paperwork and other issues. Now, I’m sent to their website.
Trapped by a Rabbit
Everyone knows someone who gets through life by running in the opposite direction whenever it’s time to take responsibility for something. In my game called, “DramaGuru Revelation”, this style of behavior is assigned to the Rabbit position.
Give ’em an inch…
A “friendly” trap is still a trap. “Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t after you.”
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