Huh... how 'bout that...

[samwise_fox]

So, I guess I don't really know how to say how I've been feeling lately

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[alcyione]

You know you can always talk to me, hon. *snugs*

Some food for thought: I don't think it's entirely unusual for therapists (or someone seeking a degree in therapy) to seek therapy themselves. My own psychologist told me that she sees someone regularly. I thought it was kind of odd, but she explained her burdens to me and informed me that a lot of professionals get help. Who knew!

I think that a lot of times, the people who tend to get involved in therapy are people who suffer from depression/other various mental issues. I think that being on the inside truly helps a person understand, and it creates greater empathy for the patient.

I hope that makes sense. ;)

It seems like you have been cheerier in the past year or so, so I hope that things get back to "happier" for you! <3

[samwise_fox]

*hugs tight*
Thanks dear, it feels good to know you care.
I miss you and Crash, it's been ages since I've seen you.

[alcyione]

I miss you a lot. <3 We'll be driving out to Portland/Seattle this summer, so we'll have to stop and see you along the way.

Are you going to RF? (need I ask? hehe)

[samwise_fox]

Yup, I'm staffing for it this year.

[arcanix]

Therapists are people, too. They are both flawed and propitious at the same time, just as anyone else. They can make mistakes, and they can be negligent. At the same time, therapists are trained to be patient, thoughtful and cautious

[crashska]

Yep, you know you can always talk to me as well whenever you see me online!

And if you have the urge for a roadtrip, just let us know and we'd be glad to have you visit out here. A long way, yes, but it's a pretty drive. :)