What does a drama queen mean?
drama queen dra·ma queen (plural dra·ma queens) noun Definition: melodramatic person: somebody who likes to make a drama out of a situation by acting in an emotional way ( slang ) http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/d... mel·o·dra·mat·ic (ml-dr-mtk) KEY ADJECTIVE: Having the excitement and emotional appeal of melodrama: "a melodramatic account of two perilous days spent among the planters" (Frank O. Gatell). Exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental; histrionic: "Accuse me, if you will, of melodramatic embroidery" (Erskine Childers). Characterized by false pathos and sentiment. http://education.yahoo.com/reference/dic...
What do you call someone who likes drama?
What do you call someone who likes to cause drama? Someone who gets pleasure out making other people miserable? I know some may call that a drama queen, but is there a medical term for it? There's this person that I know of, and she seems to get enjoyment out making other peoples live miserable. She also seems like a control freak, really immature for her age, and a manipulator. The sad thing is I don't think she even sees the damage she causes or if she does she doesn't feel guilty the slightest bit. She makes her own money and works a lot but she seems to not be content with herself. She acts like she's really confident and like she's better than everyone else but I just think it's all an act. People who are truly happy with themselves don't need to make others feel miserable. I almost feel sad for this girl. She lives such a fake life filled with money, fancy cars, fancy clothes, plastic surgery, but she never seems truly happy on the inside and likes to cause everyone grief. She also seems to have to be the center of attention all the time and has to always look good. Even in her photos she never lets go for a second, and always seems posed and boring. Her smiles seem fake and like there is sadness behind it. She also seems unstable and bounces from one relationship to the next. She just left her husband and she acts as though the marriage never mattered to her meanwhile her husband is depressed and suffering. She's now onto the next guy terrorizing him and trying to control him. I just don't get people like this and how they don't see the wrong they do. Is there some kind of illness for this or is it just pure insecurity?
What makes someone post all their drama and problems on social media? I see many people post their relationship drama on social media, what is the motives behind this action?
People on social media are always doing one of the following:attention-seekingsympathy-seekingOf course, they would never admit to this. The official word has become ‘sharing’. Everyone is ‘sharing’ because ‘sharing’ is a good thing yeah!These people are fucking losers and truly pathetic. They need to get a grip and realize that no-one gives a toss about them or their miserable lives.If you’re happy, that’s great. All the more power to you. But you don’t need to let the rest of the world know about it.Likewise, if you’re unhappy, sorry to hear. Deal with it. That’s life. But you don’t need to let the rest of the world know about it.You have relationship problems. Sorry to hear. Deal with it. Everyone has them. What makes yours problems any different?Oh and by the way, I know this is considered an old-fashioned thing to say - but once upon a time if a couple had relationship problems - they did this little thing called ‘KEEPING THEM PRIVATE’. Amazing isn’t it? A couple would actually talk to each other face-to-face without seeking an audience for it on social media!Social media is a horrible invention that needs to be stamped out. It gives people a platform to talk bullshit and air their personal grievances/problems. This does no one any favors. It’s backward as hell. Aren’t we all supposed to be ‘moving forward’? (whatever that means!)What we need are more platforms where people can discuss ideas and can engage on a more intellectual level. It is vital for people to engage their critical faculties and think through arguments rather than spouting meaningless drivel on social media platforms like ‘Facebook’.Society is progressively deteriorating by the day and social media is certainly not helping matters. People need to engage their minds and learn! But what are they doing instead? Posting selfies, airing personal problems and pictures of what they ate for dinner on Thursday night. Jesus Christ, how riveting!Just an end note to all the losers out there, please stop posting words and phrases, like ‘Are you ok hun’? ‘Alright mush’, You look lush lol’, ‘U ok butt’, etc.The English language exists for a reason and there are an abundance of words to articulate your thoughts and describe your feelings. They even make you sound grown up - because the words actually mean something and make sense.Hope this helps.
Drama Skit...have any ideas??
From experience, pantomime is EXTREMELY difficult and never one of my specialties, but I did figure out a good formula for coming up with good skits. Take something everyday, something mundane...like, shopping at the store for instance. What might happen there that could be funny? People fighting over an item, or somebody slipping on something and falling. Now, take the natural exaggeration of the face and movements that pantomime requires and do what is called "grotesque" or overacting--make the gestures and expressions seem so unreal it's funny. Such as, if someone in your skit is happy, make them act like they're on crack. If someone is angry, make them PISSED. Then it from there. However, in pantomime skits, one secret is you can still have LINES...you just can't SAY them. It looks a lot more realistic if you are moving your lips mouthing actual WORDS than flapping your mouth like you're an actress in a japanese horror film. So, here's my suggestion: take an ordinary setting and ordinary situations that could be funny. Write a skit with lines and memorize them...but do not SAY them. Use extremes of gesture and facial expression to compensate for the emotion you can't show in vocal inflections--remember, pantomime is all about EXAGGERATION! I hope this helped!
I do not get offended when someone makes fun of me. Other people get offended easily. Should I respect their way of thinking?
Definitely. Feelings and emotions are typically an individual thing, and everyone has a variable threshold. It is not necessary that your sense of humor matches with somebody else's. What you find funny, might not be so, for others. Sometimes,you don’t know a person's life experiences, their journey, and the sentiments associated with certain beliefs and ideas and hence their reaction might catch you by surprise. So, if somebody has taken offense , keep an open mind, respect their opinion and make a mental note. Try not to offend them again , with similar jokes. That would be tasteless humor.On the other hand, if a person habitually takes offence to everything, stay away from the negativity and the drama. No point wasting your breath, who knows that might offend them too, haha.
Is being in high school drama club stupid? will i get made fun of?
your sister must be shallow. there are alot of people in drama club, and the performing arts classes. I myself was not a part of it, but i respected the people who were. No matter what click you fit into, there will always be people who don't like you. Gothic people hate cheerleaders, along with alot of other groups. Does that mean cheerleaders are unpopular? You'll find a group of friends that have similar interests as you, and clubs that you're interested in is a great way to find people. If you don't join, and you join a club that you're not interested in because it's "cool", you'll find that your friends will be fake, or you just won't fit in. If you like drama, join the drama club. Ignore what your sister says, even if she's a prep, that doesn't make you 'popular'. You'll find that even in the smallest groups of friends will totally consume all your attention (well hopefully some goes to your classes!). You won't really have to deal with people making fun of you. Drama is very immature, you really shouldn't worry about what other people think of you. Just be yourself, that's the number one priority, trust me. If you are fake, you'll find that you are disliked by alot of people. Drama dissappates throughout high school. There's a bit of it, but NOTHING like middle school. Good luck, do what you're interested in
What is the name of the song by mary j blige that says lets get it perculating?
Dance for Me
Why do poor people tend to have more drama and get into fights more?
It seems like people who make little money or have less education get into more fights/arguments and just get really defensive about little things. Why is this? I'm not rich or poor, but I do have a Bachelor's