TherapyGary

Yeah ik lol. I think it's funny to use those words wrong on purpose bc it makes kids cringe

Exactly! Preciate the validation lol

Lmao

Edit: leaving myself a good review pretending to be a gen alpha client:

gary is such a skibidi that their rizztasticness is totally ohio and their sigma vibes are capping so id fanum tax them any day bc theyre a sleeper fire and their grind is ate

This is one of the saddest things to go through- I'm sorry for your loss. Just went through the same a couple weeks ago, and I gotta say, being proactive about the grieving process was a huge help. Everyone grieves differently, but I would recommend prioritizing the process- set aside time for yourself and your feelings every day.

These might help: https://www.therapistaid.com/therapy-worksheets/grief/adults

One of best things my partner and I did was make bracelets out of beads that matched the fur and eye colors of our late cat, and it made it feel like her essence was still around with us. Highly recommend.

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I literally do this with some of my clients, usually the adolescent ones, and I encourage them to show me their favorite memes

Edit: I even have a saved memes folder for each diagnosis/symptom I treat

I agree with what Cris said.

I think this comic would be almost just as funny without the kid crying and yelling at the end. The funniest part to me is the implication that this guy decided his children's names as babies just for a laugh when introducing them; he probably loves every opportunity to do so, and always makes sure to introduce ketchup first.

(Just to be clear, in case these condiments aren't popular where you're from- ketchup is red and mustard is yellow, and they're often used together, so people see the yellow brother of 'ketchup' and think he'll be named 'mustard', but then they find out he's named 'piss' instead)

Is that... the source of your username?

Without more information, it's hard to say. Medical conditions like thyroid disorders, or substance use could play a role. Psychologically, those symptoms could be attributed to anxiety or trauma related disorders. You may find it helpful to start by keeping notes about when/where/etc these bouts occur, as there may be underlying patterns that you haven't noticed yet. I would recommend doing some reading on "emotional flashbacks" and consider whether you relate to what you find

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Still is, but it used to be too

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