Showing posts with label power. Show all posts
Showing posts with label power. Show all posts
Monday, April 5, 2010
Fact Lost, Emotions Burst
by
Jason Wyman
We sat around a table square in shape and posture. It wasn't about exchange. It was about proof and facts. I screamed inside confined by walls unseen and demanded by power. It was too much. I silenced myself fearing voice would sway confidence.
They were looking for a victim. They were looking to shed blame onto someone else. My silence proved and opening. "Delay, delay, delay," they said.
I burst. I exploded. And with it screams of emotion spilled. Fact was lost.
I was furloughed the next day.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Hormones Raging
by
Jason Wyman
She had the biggest breasts I had ever seen, and it made me hard. The kind of hard only a pre-pubescent boy knows. She was two years my senior and a little more knowledgeable in the ways of sexual exploration. We became fast friends.
My hormones raged, and soon our friendship morphed into lovers. We'd hide in the Green Room when all the other actors were on stage and the crew was busy building sets. She'd throw off her shirt and unsnap her bra. I'd start fondling her. We'd both giggle.
One time my hormones took control, and I was unzipping her pants. She said no. I couldn't and didn't listen. She slapped me.
I returned to my body, my hormones subsiding.
That was the end of our relationship. It was the beginning of my understanding of power and control. I was afraid. So was she.
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