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Let death be kinder than man
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Tomorrow Is Today
don’t get any big ideas
- May 16, 2026
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I've seen 2 psychologists so far. I thought both were quite good honestly.
I discontinued my sessions with the first one because we both acknowledged that we keep discussing things without making much progress, and we end up covering no ground. I appreciated that she knew she can't help me further and didn't push the recovery agenda. I think the same is slowly happening with my second one too.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that I think good psychologists don't start with the intent that they will fix you, they try what they can and acknowledge when they can't help you anymore. It feels more genuine to me.
