So how is affecting me now? In St. George I had control, and it was growing. I was an organizer of Queer Volunteers, I was on Link, gay leader group of StG. I still had a hand in the School Newspapers, the GSA's. I had a job in which I controlled a good portion of what happened at the theater. I had friends, I controlled what I did with my life. I had control everywhere, and that was what was keeping me going.

Here in Seattle I don't have control. I am at the beck and call of those who lead me. Even my personal life is largely centered around the will of others. I don't know many people and the people that I do know are often busy. I can only go out on my own participating in a limited number of things by my self (bus permitting). So unfortunately the control freak in me compensates by using the one thing I can control, my emotions.
The other day I realized that I had been getting easily angry for the past couple day and I concluded that it was just a part of the game. I am letting the anger fill me because I can. I sit at home all day and do my own thing until I can use my anger to feel in control of a situation. It is terrible and it needs to stop. Luckily it hasn't become a major problem yet.
Things aren't so bad though up here. I just got a job which is great :) I am excited to start, and mostly to start meeting people and occupying some of my time, instead of watching endless episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dexter (Note above reference), and Lost, and reading my two books and browsing facebook. Viva la Vida.
2 comments:
Reading your blog totally made me jealous of you! You are achieving some really awesome things that you should be proud of up there all on your own in Seattle! I am really excited for you and all the possibilities that you are probably only beginning to realize lay in front of you! Keep it up Logan. :) I know I, and probably everyone back home, are rooting or ya!
Control freak ;) It's ok, it's one of the things that make you so powerful and influential. I'm sure before too long the people of Seattle will be following you. I miss you, but the fact you've left this town gives me the chance to grow and take over at least a small part of what you turned into something amazing. Jason, Mikayli, and I are surely going to continue to ask for advice...well, I know I will at least haha.
It rained, complete with thunder and lightning last night. It made me happy, and gave me a moment to myself to sit outside and think. I hope I will be able to do for someone what you did for me.
Love ya tons Twig!
- Be
P.S. Today no less than ten people approached me and said "HEY! Aren't you the GSA president?! How do I join?" I didn't know any of them but it excited me to the point I was practically bouncing up and down where I stood. I used to be asked my name on almost a daily basis, and now people I have never met know me by appearance. It's crazy beyond words and it blows my mind!
Club Spectacular is a week from today! I'm so nervous/excited!
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