Community > General Discussion

Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next

Topic: Drama
Kahurangi Joined Thu 04/26/12 Posts: 1970	Sun 09/23/12 03:05 PM
Soooo...what works for you? Are you the type to close your eyes, cover your ears and wait for it to go away? Or do you knock back a cup of concrete and deal to it?

soufiehere Joined Sat 10/24/09 Posts: 45327	Sun 09/23/12 03:19 PM
I tend to back away from peeps who are constantly in a drama mode. It is exhausting.

willing2 Joined Sun 06/08/08 Posts: 20221	Sun 09/23/12 03:29 PM
I prefer a coffee enema to concrete. After one of those, I just keep rambling and the thoughts flow like wine and I had toast for breakfast but it burned before the I let the dog out and he chased the kid who threw the rock that banged the can as I painted the cat. OOOPS! Is my secret out? If it wasn't for the drama on here, I'd be a Dali Lama. HAAAAUUUUMMMMMMMMMMM. Cling cling!

mightymoe Joined Sun 11/19/06 Posts: 37362	Sun 09/23/12 03:30 PM
if i'm not in it, i'll just watch...

TxsGal3333 Joined Tue 09/05/06 Posts: 76360	Sun 09/23/12 03:33 PM
Hummmm I tend to live a drama free world....Those that are all about the drama I tend to stay away from those type of people..... I do try to ignore it at first then I tend to stay away from ones like that.

SimplicityAtItsBest Joined Mon 09/10/12 Posts: 960	Sun 09/23/12 03:35 PM
The only 'drama' I like exists onscreen.

Kahurangi Joined Thu 04/26/12 Posts: 1970	Sun 09/23/12 03:41 PM Edited by Kahurangi on Sun 09/23/12 03:43 PM
Perhaps i should've worded it differently. Do you run for the hills of denial when the drama is up in your face and "unavoidable"??...or are you likely to confront it head on? Whether you like it or not....drama at some stage in your life is "unavoidable" Afterthought: Falling in love can be rather dramatic no? I supppose it could be how you view the "drama"

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Sun 09/23/12 03:44 PM
I hate it.

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Sun 09/23/12 03:50 PM Edited by singmesweet on Sun 09/23/12 03:51 PM
I stay away from drama when I can. On a site like this, it can be tough, as there are many people who like to create drama. If a dramatic type is bugging me on here, I'll deal with it straight on, but usually in a way that lets them continue to be dramatic and make themselves look silly.

willing2 Joined Sun 06/08/08 Posts: 20221	Sun 09/23/12 03:50 PM Edited by willing2 on Sun 09/23/12 03:52 PM
Sometimes ya' just have to spank those drama queens. Especially if they like it.

Ghostrider2u Joined Thu 05/17/07 Posts: 6953	Sun 09/23/12 03:57 PM
Avoid if I can. in my face......I confront it...make it clear I have NO use for it.... and move on down the.....Road!!!

Kahurangi Joined Thu 04/26/12 Posts: 1970	Sun 09/23/12 04:08 PM
Shux....online is fookin boring without a little colourful drama going on here 'n' there. Hell...i got nothing better to do, so shucking a little drama out to y'all is just showing mah luurrve.

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Sun 09/23/12 04:10 PM
Not surprised.

SimplicityAtItsBest Joined Mon 09/10/12 Posts: 960	Sun 09/23/12 04:11 PM
Perhaps i should've worded it differently. Do you run for the hills of denial when the drama is up in your face and "unavoidable"??...or are you likely to confront it head on? Whether you like it or not....drama at some stage in your life is "unavoidable" Afterthought: Falling in love can be rather dramatic no? I supppose it could be how you view the "drama" Well, since you put it that way... What I normally do is face it head-on- maturely/respectfully. If the respect isn't reciprocated, then it's adios ~

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Sun 09/23/12 04:13 PM
Perhaps i should've worded it differently. Do you run for the hills of denial when the drama is up in your face and "unavoidable"??...or are you likely to confront it head on? Whether you like it or not....drama at some stage in your life is "unavoidable" Afterthought: Falling in love can be rather dramatic no? I supppose it could be how you view the "drama" Well, since you put it that way... What I normally do is face it head-on- maturely/respectfully. If the respect isn't reciprocated, then it's adios ~ Yeah, I'd rather deal with it like adults. If they're unable to do so, there's not much else to say to them.

Kahurangi Joined Thu 04/26/12 Posts: 1970	Sun 09/23/12 04:16 PM
Yeah...probing for a little deeper understanding. But it just might be all too much for the "fragile" and the "in denials" Ohhhh...the drama of it all!!!

Kahurangi Joined Thu 04/26/12 Posts: 1970	Sun 09/23/12 04:19 PM
Perhaps i should've worded it differently. Do you run for the hills of denial when the drama is up in your face and "unavoidable"??...or are you likely to confront it head on? Whether you like it or not....drama at some stage in your life is "unavoidable" Afterthought: Falling in love can be rather dramatic no? I supppose it could be how you view the "drama" Well, since you put it that way... What I normally do is face it head-on- maturely/respectfully. If the respect isn't reciprocated, then it's adios ~ Yeah, I'd rather deal with it like adults. If they're unable to do so, there's not much else to say to them. How does one deal with it like an adult?

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Sun 09/23/12 04:20 PM
I don't think it has to do with being fragile or in denial. I like discussions that go on here, but when people try to start drama just because they're bored, it gets old quickly. But hey, it obviously works for some.

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Sun 09/23/12 04:22 PM
How does one deal with it like an adult? With a bit more maturity than most drama calls for.

Kahurangi Joined Thu 04/26/12 Posts: 1970	Sun 09/23/12 04:22 PM Edited by Kahurangi on Sun 09/23/12 04:23 PM
Such as?