You Only Cry For Help If You

My Experience Is That I Find Myself Having To Constantly Define Myself To Others, Day-in, Day-out. The Quote That's Helped Me The Most Through That Is From Toni Morrison's "beloved" Where She Says, "definitions Belong To The Definers, Not The Defined" - So I Find Myself Defining Myself For Other People Lest I Be Defined By Others And Stuck Into Some Box Where I Don't Particularly Belong.

The Backstory To Anyone Of Mixed Race Is A Lifetime Spent Being Incorrectly Perceived And Choosing Either To Allow That Misperception To Continue Or To Correct It, So I Am Aware Of Identity And Race As Being Much More Fluid, I Think, Than Someone Who Is "purely" One Thing Or The Other. And Acting Does Challenge Me To Address Those Particular Issues.

I Think That's The Beauty Of The Current Setup, Is That Legends Is Meant To Be A Bit Of A Revolving Door.

A Ghostly Side Note Soldier Boy Miller Played A Lucifer-like Character In The Final Two Episodes Of Joan Of Arcadia. Coincidence I Do Find It Strangely Poetic, ... That A Character Who Shows Up On A Show About God To Play Something Kind Of Satanic Winds Up In The Very Last Two Episodes Of That Show, And Then Appears In The Show That Replaces That Show On Its Exact Time And Night The Following Season.

You're Confronted With The Quandary: Do I Grind Things To A Halt? Ideally You Would, But I Have Better Things To Do Than Educate People.