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Printablejone70 said: In 4th grade I wrote a poem and the words at the end of two verses didn't rhyme so when I had to read it aloud I kept mumbling those lines. The teacher made me see the school counseler b/c they thought I needs speech therapy. I was just embarrassed I couldn't think of a word that rhymed and made sense in the context of the poem.
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SureThing said: Yeah, well so far I didn't hear whats wrong with ya's.
Your all in denial. Same thing that's wrong with you.  "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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The therapist I went to (my box: "major depression") was actually very helpful. oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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minneapolisgenius said: SureThing said: Yeah, well so far I didn't hear whats wrong with ya's.
Your all in denial. Same thing that's wrong with you. Sucks to be you! | |
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DanceWme said: jone70 said: In 4th grade I wrote a poem and the words at the end of two verses didn't rhyme so when I had to read it aloud I kept mumbling those lines. The teacher made me see the school counseler b/c they thought I needs speech therapy. I was just embarrassed I couldn't think of a word that rhymed and made sense in the context of the poem.
can I laugh? hmmm....I suppose. 
(I still remember the two lines, too...but I'm not posting them here. Let's just say poetry is not my calling.  )[Edited 2/5/07 13:50pm] The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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SureThing said: minneapolisgenius said: Same thing that's wrong with you. Sucks to be you! Sure does!
"I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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SureThing said: You actually spelled Daniella rite. But, MY name is spelled Daniela. and the IRONY just D R I P S . . . . . . . | |
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jerseykrs said: SureThing said: You actually spelled Daniella rite. But, MY name is spelled Daniela. and the IRONY just D R I P S . . . . . . . | |
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I've never been to a therapist, although I've been told that more than anyone else, I could benefit from going.
For me, I've always equated it with the mental illness that runs in my family and have felt like giving into it is a sign that I'm "one of them". I know I'm crazy, I don't need someone to point it out to me. At least that's how I used to feel. In the past few years since I've lost 4 people very close to me, I've been actually considering grief counseling. My opinions about therapy are constantly changing. | |
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And you mocked the Mental Disorders thread? Oh the mustard is off the hotdog now! My Legacy
http://prince.org/msg/8/192731 | |
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I like it when the therapist gives me an erotic massage on that couch of hers.
Always melts all the mental illness away. | |
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GangstaFam said: I've never been to a therapist, although I've been told that more than anyone else, I could benefit from going.
For me, I've always equated it with the mental illness that runs in my family and have felt like giving into it is a sign that I'm "one of them". I know I'm crazy, I don't need someone to point it out to me. At least that's how I used to feel. In the past few years since I've lost 4 people very close to me, I've been actually considering grief counseling. My opinions about therapy are constantly changing. well, you know what they say...people who think they're crazy probably aren't - it's the ones who are convinced they're NOT crazy you gotta be careful of. i'm sure that's fairly oversimplified, but i think there's truth in it. i KNOW i have stuff going on that would be aided by therapy, but like i said earlier, i've just never found the right fit/vibe with a therapist. to echo what dan said (oh my god, i'm ECHOING imago?!?! i AM crazy!), i've gotten more out of spirituality than psychiatry. studying and ruminating on the tao has done a LOT for me, and i know it's made my mind slow down a lot over the years, especially in situations where i need to make a lot of stressful decisions. there are aspects of my life i don't yet know how to apply taoist thought to, and i don't know if that means i just have more development to do or if it means i need to fill that void with some kind of professional counselling...or both? i dunno. i feel like i function okay. i just know i could function better. | |
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jerseykrs said: SureThing said: You actually spelled Daniella rite. But, MY name is spelled Daniela. and the IRONY just D R I P S . . . . . . . Yeah. | |
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Anx said: GangstaFam said: I've never been to a therapist, although I've been told that more than anyone else, I could benefit from going.
For me, I've always equated it with the mental illness that runs in my family and have felt like giving into it is a sign that I'm "one of them". I know I'm crazy, I don't need someone to point it out to me. At least that's how I used to feel. In the past few years since I've lost 4 people very close to me, I've been actually considering grief counseling. My opinions about therapy are constantly changing. well, you know what they say...people who think they're crazy probably aren't - it's the ones who are convinced they're NOT crazy you gotta be careful of. i'm sure that's fairly oversimplified, but i think there's truth in it. i KNOW i have stuff going on that would be aided by therapy, but like i said earlier, i've just never found the right fit/vibe with a therapist. to echo what dan said (oh my god, i'm ECHOING imago?!?! i AM crazy!), i've gotten more out of spirituality than psychiatry. studying and ruminating on the tao has done a LOT for me, and i know it's made my mind slow down a lot over the years, especially in situations where i need to make a lot of stressful decisions. there are aspects of my life i don't yet know how to apply taoist thought to, and i don't know if that means i just have more development to do or if it means i need to fill that void with some kind of professional counselling...or both? i dunno. i feel like i function okay. i just know i could function better. Oh Anx  , you read and ANALize my posts!  | |
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Illustrator said: I like it when the therapist gives me an erotic massage on that couch of hers.
Always melts all the mental illness away.   Because of God..we 2 r 1~~Darren & Suzyn forever
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Imago said: Anx said: well, you know what they say...people who think they're crazy probably aren't - it's the ones who are convinced they're NOT crazy you gotta be careful of. i'm sure that's fairly oversimplified, but i think there's truth in it. i KNOW i have stuff going on that would be aided by therapy, but like i said earlier, i've just never found the right fit/vibe with a therapist. to echo what dan said (oh my god, i'm ECHOING imago?!?! i AM crazy!), i've gotten more out of spirituality than psychiatry. studying and ruminating on the tao has done a LOT for me, and i know it's made my mind slow down a lot over the years, especially in situations where i need to make a lot of stressful decisions. there are aspects of my life i don't yet know how to apply taoist thought to, and i don't know if that means i just have more development to do or if it means i need to fill that void with some kind of professional counselling...or both? i dunno. i feel like i function okay. i just know i could function better. Oh Anx , you read and ANALize my posts! technically, you should be paying my therapy bills, you know. | |
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jone70 said: DanceWme said: can I laugh? hmmm....I suppose.
(I still remember the two lines, too...but I'm not posting them here. Let's just say poetry is not my calling. )
[Edited 2/5/07 13:50pm] Thats funny | |
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BlackAdder7 said: XxAxX said: right. gotcha  I get naked for all of my patients. uh huh.  | |
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I could use some therapy. Does anybody wanna examine the inner workings of my brain? RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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I've been in therapy for quite a while now and most of it has to do with my childhood and has been exposed here before so no need to do it again.  | |
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i was in therapy but i stopped when i moved away. i need to go back because some of my behavior is regressing and i'm getting depressed again.
Sometimes i think that therapy will always be a part of my life. | |
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DanceWme said: jone70 said: hmmm....I suppose.
(I still remember the two lines, too...but I'm not posting them here. Let's just say poetry is not my calling. )
Thats funny So you think it's funny Maybe your life is always sunny But the fact that I still remember it sucks. 
(see, I really suck at rhyming poetry)
 [Edited 2/6/07 12:22pm] The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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jone70 said: DanceWme said: Thats funny So you think it's funny Maybe your life is always sunny But the fact that I still remember it sucks.
(see, I really suck at rhyming poetry)
[Edited 2/6/07 12:22pm]  | |
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JasmineFire said: i was in therapy but i stopped when i moved away. i need to go back because some of my behavior is regressing and i'm getting depressed again.
Sometimes i think that therapy will always be a part of my life. I stopped when I lost my health insurance (due to quitting a job I couldn't handle while severely depressed). 
But assuming you have access, I don't see anything wrong with having therapy be a part of your regular healthcare routine.
Feel free to orgnote me if you ever wanna talk about it. . .I understand about the regression. . . oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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I would not trust a cognitive or an ego-psychologist.
"here have some pills, you'll be able to get to work tomorrow" [Edited 2/6/07 12:30pm] | |
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novabrkr said: I would not trust a cognitive or an ego-psychologist.
"here have some pills, you'll be able to get to work tomorrow" [Edited 2/6/07 12:30pm] I saw a behavioral psychologist, and I wouldn't see a kooky Freud disciple, but there is NOTHING WRONG with some pills to get you to work tomorrow. Life doesn't stop for you when you're depressed (or whatever), and trying to function and failing makes it worse. oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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i haven't been to therapy since i was about 9 or 10. good thing too, because i hated it. | |
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HereToRockYourWorld said: I saw a behavioral psychologist, and I wouldn't see a kooky Freud disciple, but there is NOTHING WRONG with some pills to get you to work tomorrow. Life doesn't stop for you when you're depressed (or whatever), and trying to function and failing makes it worse.
There is EVERYTHING WRONG with pills, for crying out loud. | |
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novabrkr said: HereToRockYourWorld said: I saw a behavioral psychologist, and I wouldn't see a kooky Freud disciple, but there is NOTHING WRONG with some pills to get you to work tomorrow. Life doesn't stop for you when you're depressed (or whatever), and trying to function and failing makes it worse.
There is EVERYTHING WRONG with pills, for crying out loud. Could you start by telling us, say, one thing?  | |
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novabrkr said: HereToRockYourWorld said: I saw a behavioral psychologist, and I wouldn't see a kooky Freud disciple, but there is NOTHING WRONG with some pills to get you to work tomorrow. Life doesn't stop for you when you're depressed (or whatever), and trying to function and failing makes it worse.
There is EVERYTHING WRONG with pills, for crying out loud. Have we learned nothing from Tom Cruise? oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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