At this point, when they ask, I reply with, "Have you seen The Bear? Season 1, Christmas Dinner? Let's let that simmer." ๐
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Once I said to my therapist "I'm sure you hear this kind of thing all the time", and she said "No, this is like top 5".
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I was describing my insane in-laws for the record.
Wasnโt that in S2? The only episode iโve skipped ๐
Fair point. The seasons I've watched kinda blur together. When I first started watching it, I barely made it through the first episode, but by halfway through ep2 or 3 later that week, I caught myself going full prey-animal: pulse racing, skin tingling, little hairs standing up, the works.
Let's just say that all I care to recall about the Christmas episode is that it was a holiday dinner with his family, and something about seven fishes. ๐ I'm, of course, done watching the series. I know what happens after one opens a restaurant by the skin of your teeth while also cramming down an emotional Vesuvius, etc. I'm good.
Is the hit new meme that therapists job is "fun"? Cuz thats lame.
I, personally, would ruin this method. I usually end up massaging my therapists and there really isn't a slot to explain that on the insurance forms.
Is it odd that a patient exists to assuage therapists?