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RE: Life is drama and drama is life? - 8/7/2008 3:09:16 AM

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I believe strongly that I am the star of my own life. And of everyone else's life too (an ego is a healthy thing)...and I have the Narrator in my head to prove it!

The Narator...yes the Critical Observer.
Nicely said..

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RE: Life is drama and drama is life? - 8/7/2008 8:43:56 AM

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How much of your life is personally dramatic?
How much of your life is spent watching it unfold on tele, or in a virtual reality or even (here goes) spent getting off on porn?
Are there real manners, real protocols out there in existence that distinguishes between drama and life?
What's the price of the ticket?

None of my life is personally dramatic, life = things happening. Otherwise life would be stagnant and pointless.

None of my life is spent watching it unfold on television (that makes no sense to me since there hasn't yet been a Camille Reality Show), or in a virtual reality. But some of my time is spent watching tv or being online. Very little of that time is about me, instead it is about relaxing and being entertained. Sometimes it is a form of learning.

How much of my life is spent getting off on porn? Thats another question that I don't really get, I don't consider the stuff inside of my head to be porn. Its sexual, delicious and again something I think is perfectly normal.

What do manners have to do with drama? My life doesn't involve a set of protocols.

The price of the ticket is whatever you are willing to pay.
I take credit cards, cash and paypal. Oh, and I happily take Amazon gift cards as payment.

The impression I get from the majority of your posts is that you spend an awful lot of time trying to complicate things so that you can make them different from other peoples experiences.

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Camille i could post about what i cooked for breakfast if you prefer but then you would probably just say oh i cook that too and accuse me of being boring......anyway no matter

I accused you of nothing.
Instead I responded to your post and your thoughts with my personal experiences inside my own life, then I ended my post with a short sentence about how I see you and what your OP was about. The only facet of you that I see is what you post. Based upon that, yes I have the impression that you overly complicate things in order to set your experiences apart from others who go through the same thing.

I am sorry that I didn't write what you wanted to hear and I am sorry you felt that my words were disposable. I put thought into my post to you but
'anyway no matter'
is the result you seem to give to those that don't say what you prefer to hear.

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RE: Life is drama and drama is life? - 8/7/2008 9:57:32 AM

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I've been having...challenges this summer. The phrase "when it rains it pours" is especially poignant, as this all began when my city flooded. Then my car committed suicide. Spent a month with pneumonia...other things as well. So I would say as of late my life has been rather dramatic.

I don't think there are manners or protocols to distinguish between life and drama. Folks are quite uncomfortable, really, with another's struggles. It can be easier to be withdrawn. However, there is also a strong desire to help each other and it's very cool, especially when it's more tangible than pat advice or cliches.

Drama is living. If I'm worthy of the blessings, I'm worthy of the challenges.

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RE: Life is drama and drama is life? - 8/7/2008 10:21:49 AM

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Based upon that, yes I have the impression that you overly complicate things in order to set your experiences apart from others who go through the same thing.

But you aren't me. I am not you. And you weren't there the last time i was tortured (witicism) as far as I can remember. We all of us have unique experiences. Similar but maybe a few degrees out. Are you prpepared to admit that?
My posts might give the impression of sounding different because I am a writer and therefore using words is my trade. See me in action when I am living in a non-English speaking world and I am literally lost for words.

This medium called emailng has degrees of freedom all of its own. Holes in meaning that actually are chasms we can all fall through. You see how you take the phrase 'no matter'. You take it as a microinqeuity (a small put down) upon YOU as if you don't matter. My dear you matter a great deal to me and I always read your posts with such avid attention. The minutiae of your life fascinate me and I learn from them.
If anything my use of the term is a micro advantage, a big up to you, as it is used as a check to myself to remind myself I am not affected in a negative manner at all by what you way. (Foregive again the use of microinequity and microadvantage here...the work being done in language use known as microinequtities etc is my cyrrent thang).
There's also a Brit vein runnig through me...a kind of irony. No matter short for 'look it's no problem....so non problemo. I hear you.

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RE: Life is drama and drama is life? - 8/7/2008 10:23:44 AM

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I've been having...challenges this summer. The phrase "when it rains it pours" is especially poignant, as this all began when my city flooded. Then my car committed suicide. Spent a month with pneumonia...other things as well. So I would say as of late my life has been rather dramatic.

I don't think there are manners or protocols to distinguish between life and drama. Folks are quite uncomfortable, really, with another's struggles. It can be easier to be withdrawn. However, there is also a strong desire to help each other and it's very cool, especially when it's more tangible than pat advice or cliches.

Drama is living. If I'm worthy of the blessings, I'm worthy of the challenges.

Do you need a service?

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RE: Life is drama and drama is life? - 8/7/2008 10:29:50 AM

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Do you mean for Sue, the deceased mini-van? She was given a nice send off. And I got $200 bucks from the junk guy.

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