I'm kind of just procrastinating now. This MOOC Massive Open Online Courses - is a little hard for me to navigate through and understand what it is that I have to do. BUT - I will stick it out. For now though ... I make another relaxing post in this here space before going out for a run.
About my Session @ Mens Group. (A mental health recovery based group therapy approach yadda yadda)
I know your not feeling that great so I wrote this for you Dahila
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So it is was that I took up my mates invitation to attending group one more time. We both left for similar reasons. It had been some time since our last visit. We consoled ourselves by figuring what's the worst that could happen? At least we would have something to bitch about if we did not like our next sitting. I ended up rather engaged defending the rights of Bisexuals and Lesbians to a rather insecure homosexual who also had a hard time with straight people who experimented being gay. Don't get me wrong ... I love everyone. I just don't think it's right to respond to stigma by doing the same.
So once the room all but cleared and there were only us few left. (sadly a lot of homophobics still around) Well actually after I managed to pursued my friend to come back, low and behold - when the next guy takes his turn to chat ... out comes → "I love religion!" I just looked at my mate and gave him a well meaning smile whilst fighting the laughter welling within. True to form this was my Que to tell everyone how I thought that I was GOD! (my own creator) You had to be there to see this unfold. My mate just threw his hand up like "why the fuck not!" Anyways this other guy goes on about loving rigid rules and having a path to follow; which resonated well with me. By the time he made his point on absolute guidance ... I simply responded "You'd do well in prison. I know I did." After he chocked ... he laughed out loud. His delivery was more from an intellectual position. I just continued telling everyone how great if felt to be God and that they should seriously give it a try. At least for a day or two.
So after group there be my mate and me ... walking up the pier and drinking coffee. Not often I drink coffee ... I was having a great day! Alas the sun seemed to agree with me. It was shining bright. Although a little on the hot side the wind came to the party to cool things off. It also help to drown out my mate's insensate yelling; "God damn *&^%ing Gay Convention and Religious Pricks."
As for me? I'm looking forward to next week. Thankfully I convinced my mate to come with.
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The Pier: (on a cooler day)
4500Xclose in and angled @ 150mm Zoom by David Kynaston, on Flickr