12-19-2013, 05:20 PM
I've met more than a few people in my life who have been dealt a bad lot. Shit has happened to them, or somebody close to them and they've struggled one way or another. Illnesses, relationships, abuses blah blah. The common bond they share is making statements like 'Why can't I catch a fucking break?', 'Why can't I just have a normal life for a while?' and 'I can't wait until this shit is over'..
But it seems like some of them become subconsciously addicted to the drama. As soon as one drama disappears, they seem to find another to get involved in. Or even more disturbing, they sabotage something just to create a fresh one.
Is drama really that addictive fore some people? Should there be a new subgroup of people referenced as dramaddicts?
But it seems like some of them become subconsciously addicted to the drama. As soon as one drama disappears, they seem to find another to get involved in. Or even more disturbing, they sabotage something just to create a fresh one.
Is drama really that addictive fore some people? Should there be a new subgroup of people referenced as dramaddicts?
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