*headdesk*

[mrsronweasley]

Christ, it's a slow day. And I mean, slow. I mean, I've been done with my morning stuff since nearly an hour ago.

Talk to me, people, if you have any pity on me whatsoever. Feel free to tell me stories, or jokes, or hell, give me a prompt, and I'll probably write you something quick. I just...fucking hell. I'm not really complaining - since last time I complained of boredom, I got five months of sheer hell afterwards - but fuck. Is it a slow day.

I plead with you. Play with me?

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[mrsronweasley.livejournal.com]

Oh, honey! What's wrong? Tell me. I will give you chocolate and Callums.

[cabari.livejournal.com]

Oh, it's probably nothing, I'm just a big baby and will get over it soon enough. Just, uh, I showed this movie yesterday in group about a bunch of addicts in Union Square and it was the most depressing thing ever. Also triggering to my clients I'm sure. So I feel sick, and I feel guilty. And dumb. Mostly dumb. I mean, i don't want to see that, I can only imagine how they feel, you know? Stupid lack of common sense! I have to keep reminding myself I can't fuck them up more than they're already fucked up. But I don't want to be depressing in your journal!

So you want to hear something good, I took my dad's car to work this morning and he has sattelite radio and i got to hear the New York Dolls and that made my fucking day. Also the song Fast Car by Tracy Chapman which is just my favorite song mostly ever. I just... GAH.

Callum. Mmm. I need a damn break.

[mrsronweasley.livejournal.com]

Well, okay. Think of it this way: you must have had a reason for showing it. And while something may be very depressing, it can be very necessary. So, I really don't think you should feel dumb. If it triggers something in your clients, and gets them thinking more...that can be a good thing. I think. You know? And, don't you ever worry about being depressing in my journal. Seriously. Stop censoring yourself!

But, oh man, how much does it make your day to hear good shit on the radio? Yay! I'm so glad!

You do need a break. When is your break?

[cabari.livejournal.com]

(to be fair, though, I'm probably making it sound way worse than it is... but I'd NEVER seen someone shoot up for real and so I'm probably overreacting)

[mrsronweasley.livejournal.com]

I can see how that might be hard. So, don't be so hard on yourself, okay? *loves*