Drama queens

This topic was created in the Scorpio forum by BeautifulScorpion on Friday, August 12, 2005 and has 12 replies.

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@ladydane
21 YearsScorpio

I don't know about drama, but I can go way out of the box with someone who will let me and not be afraid of it. Many twists and turns; many psychoanalitical avenues. The key phrase here is passion of the mind.

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@Tiamat
21 Years1,000+ PostsScorpio

Yeah,passionates a better way to put it.I sit back and look at "drama queens" funny all the time.But being pissed is another story.Drama queen is a word that I think of people whining about little stuff that the answer should be just duh instead of people empathising with it.Kinda like a guy at work complaining that he had to do small,slow time work,reaction from another employee who had his hands full that he was annoying "Walk out" shut him up rather quickly.

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@ladydane
21 YearsScorpio

At least they're both working.

I never was much for small talk. Are you? You can only discuss the weather for so long. Your day at work is only so interesting. After a while, it's time to get into each other. That can make for some very involving chatter.

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@ladydane
21 YearsScorpio

I read this twice; once imagining you saying this in a normal tone of voice; again, imagining you yelling this at the top of your lungs.

Anyone can be a drama queen, Branh.

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@ladydane
21 YearsScorpio

Sensitive, no. Honest, yes.

I think the point here is whether a point is made depending on how it's expressed.

It's easy to label someone the bad guy simply because the voice was raised or certain physical gestures were made.

And then there are those who rant and rave over nothing so I'll simply feel sympathy for those who have no other intelligent way of expressing themselves.

Anyone can be driven to that point.

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@looneybird
21 Years1,000+ Posts

SEnsitivity:The sensitivity of a human, often considered with regard to a particular kind of stimulus, is the strength of the feeling it results in, in comparison with the strength of the stimulus. The concept applies to physical as well as emotional feeling.

With regard to unpleasant feelings, a large sensibility is being irritable.

Sensitive: easily offended, accuracy (as in musical intrument or a programme)

source: www.wikipedia.org

Going byt he above meanings a lot of us do consist of both. The people who are able to keep their reactions in check are considered NOT SENSITIVE. But persons who arew nto able to check their reactions are termed as SENSITIVE.

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@glee
21 Years

Scorpio female - Drama Queen— Speaking for myself no. I don't get into that. Maybe when I was in my 20's. But I don't like alot of drama. It really doesn't get you anywhere in the long run. I am 55 so I guess drama for me is not being able to get to Barnes and Noble's over the weekend.

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@ladydane
21 YearsScorpio

Ok, a confrontation makes a logical point; a drama situation makes an emotional point.

So, what do you do when you think with your head and feel with your heart?

Drama queen and logical man - adultery
Logical woman and drama king - marriage
Drama queen and drama king - murder
Logical man and logical woman - boredom

If you NEVER raise your voice, someone has to. If it's IMPLIED that your talking in a calm tone, someone has to verify it.

If instinct is to survival as emotion is to awareness, sometimes the jump to being human is only a matter of letting go.