Kristians Kismet – Anna Sparrows

The thought simmers in my brain as I fold my arms and glare at the same camp counselor who sent me away from the basket weaving activity the other day. I should have just walked away from this beach activity as soon as I saw that she was the one running it, but I was looking forward to playing in the sand with some of the other Middles. It promised to be a bit more involved than the Littles sandcastle building activity, but from the moment I walked up, Counselor Becky made sure I knew she was keeping an eye on me.

It’s been making it difficult to get into headspace properly, or to enjoy myself at all. And now I’ve been put in time-out without any real reason, which has only just frustrated me more. I kind of want to watch the world burn at this point, and not in a fun bratty way. “I’m out of headspace,” I tell her calmly, even as an impotent rage bubbles away under my skin, “so I’m just going to pack up and—” “You’re going to be quiet and finish your time-out.”

I blink at her. “Excuse me?” “Look, we both know that you’ll say anything to get out of the consequences of your own actions, so—” “Becky, sweetie, listen to the words coming out of my mouth. I. Am. Out. Of. Headspace.” I enunciate patronizingly, enjoying the puce-colored flush traveling up her neck and to the tips of her ears. “I’m an adult who has paid to be here for relaxation and kink purposes. And right now I’m not satisfying either of those things.

So, I’m going to leave this activity.” Mimicking my stance with her own folded arms, she insists, “After you finish time-out.” “Yeah, I’m not doing that.” “I’m the caregiver in charge.” I cast a glance at a nearby couple —a Middle named Davey who seems quiet and sweet, and his Mommy— and ask, “Is she for real right now?” “That’s it,” Becky points towards the grass on the other side of the short stretch of sand from where we’re gathered near the water’s edge, “get out. You’re not welcome in any of my activities anymore.”

There are a few gasps and murmurs from the gathered group, but I don’t think they’re muttering about me this time. If anything, I would say they’re surprised that a camp counselor (who is supposed to be a Caregiver) would say such a thing to a camper, regardless of headspace. “Fine by me,” I reply lightly, mostly because I know my dismissive tone will only piss her off more. Inside, I’m raging, and I’m also a little bit sad, despite having no desire to be in one of her groups again.

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