Many people go to counseling to address the drama in their life. Drama with their partners, drama with themselves, drama with their children… They in effect go to counseling to figure out what the source of the drama is. To put an end to it. And then we go home, turn on the television -only to sit and absorb it all again -like a fix. Interestingly enough, some people hate drama while some people thrive on it. We see 2 people fighting on the street and we gather around like like it’s the greatest show in town-our eyes fixated. And even though the last thing in the world most of us would want is to be involved in an altercation, we find it one of the most mesmerizing things to behold. So some people do not want drama in their lives; some people do want drama in their lives; and most people are mesmerized by watching it; most people are in fact drawn to it, as long as it is somebody else and not themselves experiencing it; or as long as it is scripted. So we want drama or we don’t want drama? We need drama or we don’t need drama?

We see examples of nazism as an extreme form of… And now in the United States we are seeing it’s opposite in extreme form!* NO EXTREMES ALLOWED!

How many of us are skewed by public opinion, or peer pressure with regard to what our partner looks like? Or even what race they are? HOW MANY?

*But is it all opposite?