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The Professor's Convatorium
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Just so you know — I requested a password approximately 3 hours ago. No reply from you to date.
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LOL — apologies Victoria. I had previous plans outside at a park with a couple and their 2-year old. Just got back home. 😀
Password sent Madame. ❤
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Me!
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Just sent it to you Madalyn. 🙂
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I know what you mean. I am a counselor for juvenile offenders and their families, so it is important for me to maintain a professional bearing; however, I am a very dark person who likes to explore maladaptive behavior in detail. In fact, I have finished writing a novel and I fear telling the people I know for it may change their opinion about me; therefore, I’m thinking about writing under an alias for a while.
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Hello AP! Thank you for stopping by & commenting! Please feel free to come by more. There’s much you can contribute I’m sure. 🙂
I am a counselor for juvenile offenders and their families, so it is important for me to maintain a professional bearing; however, I am a very dark person who likes to explore maladaptive behavior in detail.
I totally get it AP — in order to recognize & understand those ‘depths’, you/we must go into the storm. I use to love my position/job at a Psych/A&D hospital which included a children’s & adolescent units, as well as an adult dual-diagnosis unit, adult pysch unit, & adult acute unit, i.e. where the padded-rooms were. This reminds me of an excellent 2000 film The Cell, with Jennifer Lopez & Vince Vaughn, where they had to literally go into the mind of a psychotic serial-killer’s mind to try & uncover where his last victim was hidden before being murdered. Seen it?
“…a very dark person who likes to explore…”
No surprise, I get that too. Like you’ve probably learned, I am fascinated with the power of the human mind & body when it is convinced there are fewer boundaries & restrictions than society imposes, resulting in its unleashing of courage followed by extraordinary deeper human experiences, i.e. MORE ALIVE! Unless one has been there, it can be difficult to convey to others for their understanding, as well as socially risky for us explorers to be known too openly. We must choose our battles carefully.
Congratulations on your novel! I recommend an alias. It allows you the necessary time (better time) to determine WHO might be receptive to the real, the deeper AP. 🙂
Many thanks for your feedback Ma’am. Did you need the password to the next two posts in this series?
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No thank you. I was relating to your statement.
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Ok. Please come by again. Your feedback & perspective is certainly welcomed.
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