Please forgive me if I have already covered this...but it's a topic worth revisiting & might be worth touching upon for the benefit of my new friends.
I have something to say about my propensity for drawing attention to my bathroom parts- even though I am approaching 50.
It happens from time to time; I seem to be drawn to discuss my privates.
I can't seem to help myself.
In this regard...I seem to slide into this (bad?) habit and revert to childhood.
It's almost as if I haven't been properly toilet trained.
I have been thinking about this for the last hour or so now...a part of me is bothered by it.
But a part of me knows...it is something almost uncontrollable.
It seems to be my truth...& I will never shy away from my truth, because herein are often contained certain fundamental clues as to my persona, from which I can learn about myself.
I think it's an interesting topic.
At times...I find men's/my love for speaking about our/my Johnson quite tiresome and boorish.
I'm a reasonably intelligent, spiritually attuned fellow; but I doubt I will ever be considered for PM or the Nobel Peace Prize, given my priors for talking freely and openly about my doodle.
I find something strangely...cathartic about raising the subject in a frivolous way occasionally.
I assumed it had something to do with my sexual abuse as a child- but it might not have.
Maybe ALL men do it.
Maybe most women do it.
I have a feeling...my making light of these topics may have saved my life. (given me a way to process my sexual molestation at a young age without going totally batty.)
Many people in my position have killed themselves WAY before this.
It is best left to the judgement of others whether this is a good thing or not. I have certainly come to see any life as precious, so hence, see it as a positive.
So...if this is how I process that early abuse...then more power to me, I guess.
But I can understand how some people might find it immature, and offensive.
I think as adults in a perpetual state of arrested development...we do what we can to survive...
& rely on the kindness and patience of our friends.
So thank you.
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