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Posted by octoberfreedom on October 29, 2007, at 14:14:05
Everyone that knows me says I'm very histrionic....living in past memories of youth until, low and behold, I find a unique place to satisfy my appetite for drama, intensity, and odd relationships...I found such a place in nannying for an abusive family, being the hero in the situation, and then leaving all too soon....well this time I worked for a family run restaurant, an abusive, intense, sometimes loving family, this I stayed at longer, until _I_ was ready to leave.....now I find myself with no drama, no various places to go for change in atmosphere, no intensity, no odd relationships, and the histrionic past of me yearns for juts this...how do others cope with the need for drama, with a histrionic tendency, perhaps if they were born into a large loud family or perhaps reading trashy novels or movies yet I find myself falling into these kind of situations and I do mean falling. I will always crave drama, yet I could use feedback from other histrionics, what ramifications do they encounter on this journey through the twists and turns of life........
Posted by octoberfreedom on October 30, 2007, at 9:56:48
In reply to loss of job- histrionic nature...................., posted by octoberfreedom on October 29, 2007, at 14:14:05
could someone please help me here?
Posted by rskontos on October 30, 2007, at 11:57:15
In reply to loss of job- histrionic nature...................., posted by octoberfreedom on October 29, 2007, at 14:14:05
Octoberfreedom, I am sorry you are going through what you are going through but I am not a fellow histrionic. I do feel for your pain and your needs of drama. I wish I could help I heard your cry but didn't answer you. I was hoping someone who could help would. I didn't want your cry go unanswered. I wish I could help. I just don't know how. I again am sorry for your pain. Hopefully someone that understands it will answer. Be strong. rk
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