Tonight I blew up Deane’s excitement to go to the Adult Convention together. She asked earlier if I was interested, that she wanted to go with me and only with me. She would buy the tickets and I could pay for sushi or something. She asked through a text message.
I didn’t respond.
She called later and said she would buy the tickets tonight; I said hold off, let’s talk tomorrow, then she asked why, I said I don’t know. We went back and forth on this; I also said why don’t you and your friend July go together, or better, July’s friend, the stalker guy. Deane went on about me not wanting to go. Part of that is true, but also part of me wants to check the convention out. I finally said please let me work out and relieve the accumulated stress, good bye.
Then after working out, text messages went back and forth, snippy and also apologetic comments on my part. She said please don’t hurt me and here is where I began to think about myself. Do I have a sickness or mental disposition to always perceive my actions in a way that make me the victimizer and never the victim? When I look back in my adult life, I have always been the bad guy, the one that does bad to others, the selfish and spoiled.
I wonder how this could be true. If I allow for randomness in this victimizer-victim game, then I should expect to have been the victim at least once, however, I don’t recall being anything but the victimizer. It follows then that I have a problem of perception. Of course randomness could be argued away and it can be postulated that victimizers tend to surround themselves with victim-prone types, thus perpetuating the grief and torture.

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