Madison W. is a fictional character created by Luana Krause, writer, actor, filmmaker and puppeteer. Madison wants to prove to the world that she is not crazy, so she started this blog about her experiences in therapy and in life. Her motto is Contraria contrariis curantur - "The opposite is cured with the opposite."
Monday, January 31, 2011
I'm Not Crazy
My name is Madison W. and I'm not crazy. My shrink might tell you otherwise. Dr. Channing is a psychoanalyst. Old school Freudian. Before her I was seeing a cognitive therapist but it wasn't working out. She spent the whole time doing crossword puzzles. Whatever.
I have issues, but who doesn't?
I'm 28 years old, never married and not really looking. Most women my age are doing everything in their power to find a man. Why? Because they don't want to be alone? Their biological clock is ticking? They've been planning their $20,000 wedding since they were in fifth grade? All of the above?
As for me, I like living alone. I don't hate my mother. I'm not interested in getting married or having kids, but I won't say never. I'm addicted to Starbucks and mint chocolate chip ice cream. The problem is that certain people think I'm crazy, but I'm not (see subject line). I started this blog to set the record straight.
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Luana, I think I'm going to like this blog a lot. After you've written a few more posts, I recommend you add a gadget in your sidebar to let folks follow you on Google Connect, and also a way for folks to subscribe by RSS Feed and/or e-mail so they when you update the blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Patricia. Great ideas for promotion. I appreciate your feedback.
ReplyDeleteI was just wandering around today and I came upon your blog (or rather Madison's) It made me smile and I want to check it out as often as I can. (I am not very sociable but I am working on it :-) It is a great blog.
ReplyDeletePam Wolf
Hi, Pam. Thanks for reading. It's quite strange writing a blog for a fictional character but I'm finding more and more that Madison is reflecting my own feelings and insecurities. Maybe this blog is my therapy.
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