Speaking Hypothetically

Why do we ask people hypothetical questions? We already know the answer and we already know it's us, so what is the point? For example, "Hypothetically speaking if a woman lets a married man digitally penetrate her vagina with his fingers, is that considered cheating?" We all know the answer to this one, yet we ask and hope that someone will tell us that our skewed moral compass is actually straight. If I think you are wrong, then I will tell you you are wrong. Friend or not, you have to be ready to get the truth as I see it. Sugar coating is for pastries, not truth.

Creating Chaos

So the other day as I was driving home, I thought about something that someone told me. I was complaining about all of the chaos and drama at work and how I get named in it. He said, my friend and ex-coworker, that I sometimes create some of the drama in my life. I couldn't deny it. I do sometimes create drama. There are times I feel like a female Zeus--I created people and do things for my own amusement. I often times feel as if the people I encounter are there for my enjoyment. It's as if I am royalty of the world and the people in it are all my court jesters. Is that a bad thing; I don't think so.

So I have stepped outside of the world of the gods and am now just a participant. It's kind of boring. The alternative is to have my name put into everything even though I had nothing to do with it. Like those historical Roman gods, I have no control over my minions. DAMN!

So now I have to settle for only creating personal chaos with my close knit group of friends. I guess that will have to suffice.