S4: "Complain: 1. to express dissatisfaction, pain, uneasiness, censure, resentment, or grief; find fault: He complained constantly about the noise in the corridor.

Tonight, something uncomfortable happened at rehearsal for the play I'm in. I had an interaction with a fellow Black actor that had innapropriate racial undertones, which has always been a touchy subject for me, being half-black, half-navajo and raised in a white environment. It bugged and hurt the hell out of me and unfortunately occurred at the beginning of the evening. I took the actor aside and told him how what he had said, no matter how innocently he meant it, hurt my feelings and was a… Continue

Today seems like it's going to be a rough day not to complain or hold grudges.



Yesterday I asked a co-worker to bring me some work for today. This work concerns sponges, which need to expand overnight.

At first I asked him, he said 'sure' and didn't bring them.

So, then I called him to remind him, he said 'okay' and didn't bring it and by then it was too late in the day.

So today my line of workers have seemingly little sponge work waiting for them when they get to… Continue

I complained several times today. I complained about co-workers to another co-worker and I complained about my day to whoever would listen.

Tonight I'm going to a concert with a friend of mine. The dynamic of wanting it to become more often factors into my life. By becoming more, I mean 'this, right here, is not enough'. Also, I'm nervous. It's a concert and people will be dancing around, which I usually don't feel comfortable doing in this environment. Also, I'm nervous. I think more than I feel sometimes and I THINK A LOT, often about the bad stuff that may happen. I'm often paranoid and neurotic. So (drum roll please) TONIGHT… Continue

1. to express dissatisfaction, pain, uneasiness, censure, resentment, or grief; find fault: He complained constantly about the noise in the corridor.

Trying to remember if I complained today at work. I think I complained to a co-worker about another co-worker. Other than that. . . . .