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note to self: i’ll be there for you, always

written june 6, 2021. Photo by Kristine Cinate on Unsplash I have always looked for myself in other people. I think the idea was that they would somehow hold the pieces of me that I felt were missing. That maybe, if I wrapped my identity up in theirs enough, we would somehow make a whole person. It's not healthy to live like this, but I did it anyway — burning through relationships and searching for something I couldn't quite name. It was never enough, not to be myself, but it was never enough to latch my identity to other people, either. I got close, several times — I thought I had reached the pinnacle of self discovery. I thought I had completed myself. But in the end, relying on other people to help build yourself is never a viable way to do things. It's only recently that I've started to become comfortable with the idea of being enough, as I am, on my own. Several years ago, in this same position, I would have searched for another person to attach my identity onto,

Frogginess

If you want one thing to make you very sore, I would have to suggest pretending to be a frog.

Furthermore, if you have to do an interpretive speech, but aren't sure how to get started or just want practice interpreting characters, I would definitely have to suggest pretending to be a frog. Not only is it good practice, but it will pretty much take away all dignity you previously had. Better to get that out of the way rather than later.

Oh, and if you're looking to make an adorable little girl giggle, pretend to be a frog. Loosen up your legs, and bend them in a squat, make your eyes big, and talk in a deep voice. It's guaranteed to get a few giggles, and it will definitely be worth it... even if your legs are sore afterwards.

(Comment if you want me to explain the backstory behind this.)

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  1. And if you're the frog drama coach, don't do it in front of a room full of ten-year-old boys who also think you're off your rocker : )

    You make a cute frog, dear.

    Catey

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  2. Um, oh my. Are you okay, Skylee? *looking forward to the explanation...*

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  3. *giggles* Sounds like it's all worth it!

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