Biological mom and dad |
Today was what we used to
call writers Guild, two writers in whatever I am which meet every
couple months talk about be used to think how we're all progressing
on our writing careers. Of course only one member of the group was
actually getting paid to write on a daily basis. I cannot say the
writers Guild has devolved into a social gathering of friends who
love to be together and this is the rationale that allows us to do
such. We do talk about What we're doing in the area of art or
literature. Jerry is always doing something exotic and usually has a
book he's just finished or one he is contemplating starting. Lori is
just always in the middle of something literarily exotic. She's
pretty focused on the play she is just written and I guess produced
in work-shopped . If I'm lucky I'm either reporting on my newfound
family and how I've coping or how I've found what art style I seem to
a fallen into by happenstance. I trust these people probably is much
such as my family (real or adopted) that's pretty cool.
Like today it seemed I was
all about downplaying any any involvement with the new family. This
is good for me to hear myself talk about this stuff with other people
because then I realize where I'm at with the situation. I don't
necessarily know where I'm at and tell I can verbally bounced off my
friends of the writing Guild. Today I learned him relatively
indifferent As to my natural family, my bloods. I'm even beginning to
find myself distancing myself from specific members. I don't know if
they embarrass me or I'm embarrassed being related to them. I do not
necessarily like myself feeling this way but certainly seems to be a
trend. In fact at one point I was really thinking about one of the
“found” brothers who lives in Sacramento who is expressed
verbally that he wants nothing to do with this familial organization
which has found itself. I was thinking maybe this guy is right this
guy hasn't together enough to say leave me alone, my adopted family
which, by the way, is MY real family.
I did share one other
thing with my “literary” family, today at lunch, and that's the
tendency I have to experience what I have to characterize as auditory
hallucinations. I was kind surprised because I really haven't shared
this with anyone else primarily because I haven't thought of it as a
problem is much is just an interesting anomaly that I experience
periodically. I noticed a number of months ago or maybe years ago
that sometimes as I'm in that twilight dream state I will sometimes
hear things for instance often now here three knocks as if on a door
knock knock knock. Like that scene from Matrix When
the guys in front of his computer and the computer reads “knock
knock knock” and suddenly hears that sound. The first time I heard
the sound I actually thought some is that the door. I talked myself
out of checking it out but I kind of thought there was somebody out
there knocking on the door. A couple of nights ago I was in the dream
state had barely gotten asleep when I heard “what you looking at
Mark!”. I was totally startled out as a sleep. I am almost sure the
voice that I heard was that of my mother's. I have to admit I was
kind of spooked and then I just started churning about what if I was
schizophrenic or psychotic and having auditory hallucinations? What
if there really was somebody in there, another personality, trying to
come out are finally coming out. But that person/thing wanted to
control me. It didn't take long for me to start possibly freaking out
but eventually exhaustion one out and I tumbled back into a fairly
decent sleep. But I share this with the group and they were very
supportive which I appreciated a great deal. They didn't try to talk
me out of my ideations of mental illness but the same time did
reinforce me with the idea that they had experienced similar
situations and they thought it was relatively normal. Like a drowning
man thrown a life preserver I clung on to their thoughts and
statements and got back to my life. We agreed to meet again in the
next month or so as soon as Jerry gets back from spring training, and
Lori hones her play and I make a few more bookmarks and hope for
hallucinatory free nights…
1 comment:
Talking to you is a "safe house" for me, too, Marcus.
Who else could I tell that I'm seeing The Virgin Mary on the sly.
Question of the day:
Do you think there are people in the world who go around lip-syncing
to Milli Vanilli?
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