Therapy
Here I am just before bed, stressing over the coming semester. I will be taking twenty three credits, teaching an art class for children, and going to a therapist every week. Its stressing to think of how I am going to handle all of these things at once, but I am mostly just stressed about the therapy, its so emotionally draining, and I am not sure what is going on with me.
So here I am blowing my own horn, throwing a bit of a sympathy party, in hopes that you will all pray for me or something. Now how does that sound?
posted by Anonymous @ 16:33
12 comments
12 Comments:
Man, I know how you feel. I'll pray you pal. Hopefully everything always gets better. Sunshine man, sunshine!!
I'm with ya, Brock. I feel your pain. I think I needs me some therapy too, seriously. Something in the stars maybe? I cried my eyes out last night. I just feel so alone right now.
I love you, and hope you feel better, and that the therapy helps you.
I never did a therapy, but before I was in Art History at University, I began in Conseling, so I had many courses in psychology... Well, if I remember that period of age in my life, everything looked like a complex... The problem with the psy, is that if you don't have any issue, they will find one for you, you can be sure of that! So I learned to let it go... :O)
Don't take life too seriously, my friend, except if something go really wrong. See the problems as a gift of life that gives you the opportunity to evoluate and get older. OMG, I'm getting serious again... stop me! Please! :O)
You should see "The Meaning of Life" by the Monty Python... That's a great therapy... ;O)
i hear ya i hear ya i hear ya
but keep in mind no matter how ridiculous this sounds - this too shall pass!
i hear ya i hear ya i hear ya
but keep in mind no matter how ridiculous this sounds - this too shall pass!
Brock,
Therapy is work but it's a worthwhile endeavor. We grow by expressing ourselves and looking deep within.
I'm rooting for you.
Heather, I cry once a month whether I need to or not. Hope you feel better soon. ;-)
Clo, I need to take a page from your book. You're absolutely right and not too serious at all.
Hi, Web-Girl, that expression exists for a reason.
I always have to remind myelf that things can always get worse.
Hey, that's MY saying! Theif!
oops. I meant "thief".
Jo,
I am feeling a little better today. I guess last night was my breaking point.
I hope Brock feels better too. I care deeply about him.
Sending good vibes to ya! :)
I wish I could have met you in the cornfield. We could have cried and screamed together.
there's nothing unusual about being sad at times. as long as it's not one's dominant/defining sentiment. nobody is happy all of the time - anyone who is, is out of touch with reality and severely imbalanced, sez i. bouts with sadness are a normal part of the human experience. (shoot, just listen to me, talking like i know something).
i pray for you, and for your therapist, too, so he'll have the knowledge and inspiration to guide you.
In the words of 'better off dead's charles de mar, "buck up, little camper! we'll beat that slope... together! i'm right behind ya, buddy!" (except i won't make you lose your balance off the side of a bridge at this point...)
bonus: other great quotes by charles de mar...
"this is pure snow! do you have any idea what the street value of this mountain is?!"
"the k-12, dude. you make a gnarly run like that, and girls will get sterile just lookin' at ya."
mightybob, I LOVE "Better Off Dead" !!! LOVE! So funny you mention it.
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