Can women go with drama in their lives? ( Archived) (35)

It’s not isolated to one gender. Many people are just restless; wanting change frequently. Much of the art of living/adulthood is knowing when you’ve got it good; being content, grateful. For example, I really want a truck and camper, truck first, of course. I can do this— but my current car is ever- durable, paid for, and good looking/ comfortable...I’ve learned to be very content with it. The truck/ camper would severely stress my budget, and I don’t “ need” it. People jump around from job to job, often regretting having left a job they can’t retrieve. Or move, and wish to hell they hadn’t. Learn to be content. Trade in that Cartier hat and clutch for a book of stamps and a pallet of toilet paper be smart...

Thats funny—- hard to believe. A local Portland grocery store’s ad in the newspaper had brilliant full, open peaches ( looked like you-know-what) with the bold letter caption, which left out an important vowel..)*

“Can you believe these velvet beauties? Eight count * to a customer”.

It ran all week, then the store and paper printed a “ we sincerely regret this typographical error”.

War is dramatic and war seems to be mostly the men involved. But it's different from a woman's need to be one degree uncomfortable most of the time. If man can not provide the mystery of "why isn't he calling me back?" the woman will provide reason not to call her back. You probably learn more about people when nobody knows where they stand. Most times you'd ask a woman if you had to guess what someone was about.

Drama - as much as lack of verbal expression (alexithymia) - is another way of showing an inability of properly expressing emotions in words. If one uses 5000 words to express something that requires only 10 then.. this person is being dramatic.