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tricia -> RE: Drama, Drama, Drama! (7/13/2007 1:30:50 PM)
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I think drama is one of those words that always has a negative connotation to it - I'm not sure that's very fair.
I'm a self proclaimed drama queen. "Creating" negative drama in other peoples worlds is not what i'm about but in my own world - i'm extremely dramatic.
I've been like this since i was a small child. I'm sensitive. Passionate. A kaleidoscope of emotions. The tiniest things are sometimes mountains to me. The good and the bad. People get sad. People get happy. Now times it by ten and that would be me.
Anyone who knows me would tell you that my drama is part of my charm. Ironically, just yesterday i said to my Master, "my boss says i'm a bit dramatic and high strung." He responded with, "where on earth did he get that idea." And then we smiled. Most of the time, it's not an issue for either of us. When it is, he tells me he's had enough of the drama - and i work harder to tone it down. Of course, that's usually negative "drama".
I guess drama could entail giggling, whining, attention seeking and crying - but that isn't the way i see it. If only i could find a better world to describe what i see here sometimes - i sure can relate to what you're speaking of.
My daughter is 16 and she is always involved in everyones saga of the week. I never describe it as drama - i describe it as irritating.
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