Thank you, I hope I get it. It seems to be an entry job so that's in my favor probably.
I applied to a bunch of other jobs too. Most of them I take so long to get the application done that I fail to actually apply before someone else is hired. The case manager told me that happens a lot? I should start going to the library or something, because I bet people asking about my dog and wondering if the keyboard is clean would be easier than dealing with all these flies.
And yeah, that passage is always wrong. I wish I could have stayed for the discussion because they're all Reformed Jews so there's no way they interpret that God is evil. Yeah, no dash, lol. (I'm not implying that Orthodox Jews view G-d as evil, by the way.) I didn't know that my friend I've been slowly making there worked for DCS or else I may have tried to not make this my first ever showing in the class. And there was a child therapist who specialized in children who are traumatized and do play therapy. It was bound to be a discussion that was triggering. I'm frustrated at myself for being unable to stay, and I'm frustrated at the people who made this a problem for me. I wish I could sue my dad for damages or something. (That was a joke, dude's only possessions are trash and stuff his parents gave him.)
I guess I could ask my friend if she knew WW, the big black dude who terrified my dad when he showed up, lol. I loved that man so much. He had this thick accent I couldn't understand well (and my deaf brother couldn't at all) but he did his best to help us anyway and it was great. I'm sure she doesn't.
I found out she's in her fifties, fun fact. I thought she was 29... facial blindness is great. She told me she has a kid in her thirties and I was like, "Wait, you're thirty..."
I'm sure I'm seeing the passage out of context. Here's to sounding slightly nuts, but Fungus isn't religious at all in any normal sense of the word, so it's messing me up. I'm seeing very clearly the historical context of the passage, the pagan concepts, all the normal stuff. I know humans wrote this down, and I don't mind that. But some weird ass... piece? (I'm not comfortable with parts, but I think that kind of language works here) in my head was so disturbed and angry when I read this, and I can't really figure out why. Because, I mean, I already knew it was there. It's read in an undertone like the side effects of a prescription drug. Maybe it's my mild ass insecurity about not eating kosher (all for eco-kosher, though), or maybe something more serious. I'm wondering if FOCUSING on it was a problem, maybe because I don't understand how seriously or literally I need to take it? Which is, obviously, not at all. There's a commandment for not being gay and that one never bothered me, except when I was 12 but that's a long story that's currently irrelevant. I don't literally think that Adam and Eve showed up and were given all the other animals. I view the texts as allegorical, and so far my peers seem to as well.
I suppose that's just a long way to say that I don't know what's up with me. I'm thinking so hard about what triggered me and I don't know. Maybe it was the anger I felt. That suspicion that there's something evil about me, or something? But that's not right anymore either. I'm getting a headache trying to think about this, literally. Which means my brain is fighting me about this and there's something I'm not remembering. I guess.
It's ancient, that's all I know. It's sacred because it's holding together an entire people that has been spread all over the world. But if the passage were true, that would sort of imply that ... words about holocaust I'm not about to say, but you know what it is. The promise of there always being a Jewish people is held up, though. So that's really nice. The God I believe in wouldn't punish people that way, probably. I don't think I know how that would even work. I was raised around a ton of pagans so I guess that's affecting my view. Neo-paganism is pretty peaceful. So is Satanism.
There are a lot of atheist Jews so I think it's okay that I'm not exactly traditional, and no, I don't think my soul will cease existing because of it.
Talking about that is making me uncomfortable so I'm going to stop now. Just saying that because where I ended seems really sudden. Maybe it's just literally hating G-d that's the problem in that Leviticus passage. I hope I'm not stuck on this all week. I truly have no idea why this bothered me, when I don't even take it literally. Do I feel like a bad Jew or something? Was it just the suggestion of the PTSD? It was worded in a way that was without a doubt PTSD. "If you hate me I will make you be so traumatized that you'll keep reliving it and fleeing from your enemies even when they aren't there." I mean, it makes sense that would make me angry as f*ck. Triggering, though, I don't know. I need to hurry up and find some interpretation of this that jives with me so I can ignore it better. Not ignore. Whatever.
I slept a little. The cat wouldn't let me sleep so it took me letting him out at four am. It's after midnight now and I'm not really wanting to sleep again. I'm starting to think something's up with my brain this week. I did notice (I've been out of it, so it took me a long time to notice it) that the pharmacy gave me the wrong dose of my most important med. I also no longer have access to another med that cost more than $100 a month. It's not as critical though.
I don't know if my mom needs to hear more about my struggles or not. It seems to just make her feel terrible, which isn't what I want. I guess it is what it is though. My little bro tells her personal stuff a lot and he doesn't live here. I need to text him.