Ok folks ,the dreamer is back with the next episode of 'The Deaddiction Drive'. Taking on from the last posting ,our dreamer has now unknowingly got trapped into the web of messaging. The coaching came to an end, but the messaging continued . This was the time when the first symptoms of addiction appeared. If Mr.X didn't message for a few days the dreamer would get restless. She started sending inane messages just to get a reply. Though she got a hint that something is wrong but the feeling was effectively curbed and ignored.
In the meantime there was another coaching class which the dreamer joined...and yes Mr. X too joined in. The forces of nature were conspiring. The addiction started increasing in leaps and bounds. Finally this coaching also came to an end. By this time the dreamer also realised that something is wrong and the addiction has become severe.
Now the deaddiction drive starts. The dreamer starts writing pages and pages of her diary ,cursing herself. The thinking cells were called into action. The systematic rationalisation of the addiction started. It was viewed from all perspectives. The other thing which the dreamer prided herself for was the ability to be objective. However despite all the pride, the objectivity and rationalisation fell on its face.All the serious logic and reason were falling on deaf ears.From personal experience , the dreamer can now tell ,that when its your own head which is giving the logic and your own ears are becoming deaf ,the situation ,my dear friend, is very grim.If my situation was being observed by Freud , he would have called it a typical case of "Intra Psychic Conflict" between my Id and Ego. However knowing all the theories also doesn't help .They only add on to more pressure without giving some concrete steps to resolve it.
So finally realising the problem ,the dreamer tries her level best to bring things under control. For few days when things started coming to normal ,one action would bring things back to square one. Meanwhile Mr. X is also trying to help the dreamer in an indirect way. Now Mr. X anyways is not simple and nice chocolate boy.He can be one of the most irritating, stubborn ,indifferent and insensitive pig on this earth. The poor Mr. X is trying to help dreamer's cause by putting forward his most obnoxious self. Alas!! by now the dreamer is in such deep addiction that in spite of all this help she can't get over him.
And then destiny plays the worst joke it could have played. Mr. X suffers a break off and is single again.The dreamer meanwhile had been trying to keep a distance and was a little successful also ,but now Mr. X is all alone and needing a shoulder to cry. The dreamer rushes to help and offers the much required shoulder without thinking of her own deaadiction drive.Months pass on ,the dreamer is again getting entrapped. By now Mr. X starts having an idea of the dreamer's addiction. Hoping it's not more than an infatuation ,Mr. X starts dropping big hints, trying to denounce any idea of getting together which the dreamer might have.He also makes very clear the role he wants the dreamer to play. And permanency is something which is not wanted. Mr. X returns to his helpful mode and start behaving like an obnoxious pig again. The dreamer jolts back to reality and the deaddiction drive starts in earnest once again.
This time the dreamer is splurging on herself.. goes on a makeover..goes out of town , tries drinking herself to oblivion(which doesn't happen... as you know the dreamer is a fish..and fish don't drown in water). The dreamer eats best friend's head out.Best friend tries to drill some sense into the thick brain of the dreamer.But the dreamer is also a slow learner. She takes time in imbibing new ideas and things ,and especially when it's something good, the slow learner in the dreamer goes on an overdrive.
Well as things are positioned right now, the dreamer realises the importance of getting deaddicted. Though the earlier attempts have failed the dreamer is again resolving to do away with the addiction and this time for good.
So wish her all the best.
P.S. Would come back in a few weeks to tell about the progress of the deaddiction drive.
Goodbye, sir
1 week ago
