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They didnt know if i should be in adult or child therapy since i was youngish. So I went to kids therapy. Regret that by itself since the room was clearly suitable for anyone under 9yo and i was in the middle of being a teenager. The therapist was morbidly obese and repeated the same stories and life lessons every session, asked the same questions. She was always sipping a pepsi. After falling asleep on me several times she brought me a cheap, crappy gift that was an insult to my interest she was trying to compliment.

I thought it was some kind of test but there seemed to be no end to the cycle so i told the office lady about it and she looked mortified and shortly after we were transferred to an adult therapist. I only saw him a couple times but in that time he thought there was a chance i was slightly autistic or had Aspergers.

but I'm slightly articulate and love to socialize. those sessions messed me up more than being isolated on narcissist island

They didnt know if i should be in adult or child therapy since i was youngish. So I went to kids therapy. Regret that by itself since the room was clearly suitable for anyone under 9yo and i was in the middle of being a teenager. The therapist was morbidly obese and repeated the same stories and life lessons every session, asked the same questions. She was always sipping a pepsi. After falling asleep on me several times she brought me a cheap, crappy gift that was an insult to my interest she was trying to compliment. I thought it was some kind of test but there seemed to be no end to the cycle so i told the office lady about it and she looked mortified and shortly after we were transferred to an adult therapist. I only saw him a couple times but in that time he thought there was a chance i was slightly autistic or had Aspergers. but I'm slightly articulate and love to socialize. those sessions messed me up more than being isolated on narcissist island

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Be cool to see a goat cowboy. Now I wanna read blood meridian

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Ah, that looks like an old american classic i've never read. We randomly have a book called Rifleman Dodd that looks neat i need to read. About a rifleman in one of our earlier wars who gets separated from his troop (i think?). I'd be more sure what it's about if i actually read the dang thing.

lol goat cowboy. idk why but it reminds me of one of the fun things a journeyman will say to his helper before the initiation ceremony. "Oi, did you hear journeyman2? Helper is going to ride the goat tomorrow!" "Oh dang! I remember when i had to ride the goat! Good times, i couldnt believe it when they pulled a goat out of the office and made us all ride it. I was stunned."

goes on and on like that until you really think there might be a goat. someone really asked before the cerimony if they could see the goat, and when we were supposed to ride the goat. The Hall staff laughed so hard, good stuff. Theres no goat. But i'll be honest, i was starting to try and figure out how big the goat had to be to not be totally crushed by some of these enormous Ox-For-A-Man

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I meant ghost cowboy.

It's by Cormac McCarthy (just passed). Came out in the 80s I think

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ooooOOOOOooh i see lol, i just had so many images going through my head about a goat cowboy. That might be a good read! Reading Ferenheight 451' rekindled my desire to read. That was a page turner