Anger can be fantastic, so long as it's pure and unfettered by guilt or intellect, and doesn't have to be stifled. I had a dream a few months back, about my infamous ex-husband. In this dream scenario, I hadn't expected to encounter him, but for some reason, I did. As soon as I saw him, I started screaming at him; then moved toward him, and began to deftly beat his ass. I pulled out magical dream kung-fu... and then I suddenly had a frying pan - just like in a cartoon! I smashed him about the face and head with this hilarious frying pan, and it felt so grand. About 75% of my attention was on how great all this violence felt, and the other 25% was noticing how funny it was to actually hit someone with a frying pan.
It ruled. Then about 3 days later, my two favorite frying pans went missing. I thought it was some creepy karma thing, or (even scarier) that Dan was spying on me, overheard my laughing recounting of this dream to veryverysoapy, and had stolen the pans as foreshadowing to some horrible revenge. This part didn't rule so much
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I had a dream a few months back, about my infamous ex-husband. In this dream scenario, I hadn't expected to encounter him, but for some reason, I did. As soon as I saw him, I started screaming at him; then moved toward him, and began to deftly beat his ass. I pulled out magical dream kung-fu... and then I suddenly had a frying pan - just like in a cartoon!
I smashed him about the face and head with this hilarious frying pan, and it felt so grand. About 75% of my attention was on how great all this violence felt, and the other 25% was noticing how funny it was to actually hit someone with a frying pan.
It ruled.
Then about 3 days later, my two favorite frying pans went missing. I thought it was some creepy karma thing, or (even scarier) that Dan was spying on me, overheard my laughing recounting of this dream to veryverysoapy, and had stolen the pans as foreshadowing to some horrible revenge. This part didn't rule so much ( ... )
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