Thank God for improv.
I had my first Level 3 at iO with Jet this evening. Mind-blowing. And much needed.
I was able to experience and deal with all of the emotions and situations from the past week in a healthy and healing way.
One of those situations actually sprung up right before class. I guess I brought it on. I mean, I asked the question. But I think what sent me from being understanding to being angry was the nearly 24-hour delay in response.
If I ask a somewhat important or deep question--something that is probably uncomfortable to answer because you know I've picked up on whatever it is--it's not cool to just let it hang there...for hours.
A simple "Yes, we should talk about this but I'm busy blah blah blahing right now." would suffice. At least I wouldn't be sitting there, in addition to all of the other loads of suck I'm currently bathing in, thinking I've just made an ass of myself yet again.
And maybe I shouldn't have flown off the handle as quickly as I did in this situation, but I haven't exactly been in the best spirits lately (as hard as I've tried). And the fact that I knew what was going on the entire time, but I couldn't get confirmation just made the whole thing worse.
I don't like to feel used. I don't like to feel like I'm being misunderstood. I don't like feeling like someone thinks I'm blatantly unaware of the obvious...ignorance is bliss...true...but I"m intuitive, not ignorant.
So dealing with that situation only a couple hours before class was not ideal. However, like I said, I got to experience those emotions *in* class. I initiated a scene with it. I created a pretend version of it. Sure it was different than the actual circumstances. (Actually, it went much more smoothly than the actual circumstances.) But it was a healthy way to deal and let it go.
Which I semi-successfully did. We'll see how I feel tomorrow.
Also, please check out Breakfast Club: The Totally 80's Musical! It's super fun. The cast is super talented. And the director is awesome. Seriously. Fun times.
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