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mighty mouse:
Dear Les(s),

I just thought you were referencing voiceLESS. It sounded appropriate to me!

The mighty mouse moniker actually is one I got because I used to work with a theatre and moved some heavy props (but I'm a little thing and a female). So I guess the people that gave me the moniker thought I had super strength or something. What they didn't know was that I was carriying alot of anger and it was literally moving mountains. Now that I don't have all the anger, I don't move heavy objects anymore. Kind of a physical manifestation like you losing your voice.

Oh the irony. This boardis so interesting.

MM

less:
Somehow I imagined a little powerhouse of a woman.  Yes, I thought Less seemed to work in a number of ways.  Oh the irony- not only was 'Les' taken, but it was actually taken by...me - I sabatoged myself somehow! There must be great meaning in it all!  As they say...Less is More. Maybe it's not too late to hyphenate it. My real name is Lesley. ( not too much to reveal out here?)

less:
Dear MM -forgot to mention (so momentarily self-absorbed I guess!) my LoL moment reading about you moving mountains with all that anger but now you don't anymore! That must be some anger you had.  So now you are more or less at peace?

mighty mouse:
Oh Les(s),

I had extreme anger. And I wasn't allowed to express it, so moving large furniture helped as it happens.

But usually the anger catches up with you and in my case I did some self destructive stuff until I figured it all out. I'm sure that's pretty typical.

In fact I knew something was wrong with me and created a big problem for myself that required me to really look inside of all that anger. I did this on an unconscious level but it helped turn my life around. I've heard the expression that sometimes you create a problem to solve a problem. That's what I did. And it's been a learning process ever since.

So that's how I got out of the anger. That may not sound very concrete, and I apologize if it sounds fuzzy (I am an abstract thinker). Of coure I am not devoid of anger or I would hardly be human. But I have a great husband who refuses to fight with me so I've become pretty darn mellow these days, and at peace for the most part now that NMom has been psychologically kicked to the curb. LOL

And in your case, Les(s) is definately more. LOL

MM

mighty mouse:
Les(s),

I wanted to comment about one more thing. Silliness is GOOD.

After feeling emotionLESS for so many years (NMoms don't like it when you have emotional needs - not convenient for them), I am being silly, joyous and downright giddy at times.

So go on with your silly self. And LESS works in alot of ways.

I bet you and the other creative people on this board could come up with a few more LESSisms. It would be good silly fun.

MM

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