Rude or insulting behavior. Withholds approval. Expresses disapproval or resentment. Disconnects from you and holds you at arm’s length. Makes you feel inadequate or not important. You mean nothing to me.
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.
In the end, it’s a familiar story with international espionage and MI6 handlers thrown in for dramatic effect. Most cheaters don’t have such interesting story lines. But the trap is the same and it works perfectly every time.
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.
If everyone’s doing it, then it must be okay, right? Perfectly safe. “90% of nonconsensual pornography victims are women.” Or maybe not. A DramaGuru Analysis of the intimate photo trap.
The anti-mask team has a strong position. They don’t want to wear masks. But they like it when other people wear masks around them.
June was a difficult month. Protests for Black Lives Matter took center stage. Police continued to shoot black men, even while protests took place. Covid-19 cases escalated at alarming rates. People remained divided over wearing masks or not.
It’s hard for me to relate to Allison’s character, “Chloe”, being sweet and innocent, knowing that in real life, she did evil things to women, enslaving them and makng them call her “Master”.
This year was my first time acknowledging Juneteenth. I’ve heard of the holiday before, but now, I’m paying attention. The struggle continues.
No agreement and zero trust. That about sums up the current state of affairs. Things are reopening and getting back to normal. Masks are optional. According to news commentary, about 40% of people wear them. 60% choose not to wear a mask. Six feet for… Read More »Too much talking. Not enough listening.
At a base level, I have to trust people. I have to feel connected to something. I need to trust the organizations that serve us. But my trust is broken.