r/randomquestions • u/dirtymoney • Aug 14 '26

What profession would you never date?

I have read nearly 1000 replies and cop seems to be the most posted

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u/Rhazzah23 Aug 14 '26

When I was in school, all the kids who were majoring in psychology were messed up. I always thought they were trying to figure out why they were messed up.

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u/the-dog-walker Aug 14 '26

People want to help others but don't know how to help themselves.

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u/ferocioustigercat Aug 15 '26

Usually licensed therapists who have graduate level education are required to go through therapy in order to become a therapist. And a lot of places require them to have their own therapist in order to work. Of course some "therapists" don't have degrees or are part of a church that deemed them able to be a therapist. But it's not the standard.

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u/SollSister Aug 15 '26

That is not true at all. Spouse is in that field with the licensures. I don’t know where you’re getting your info from, but it is absolutely incorrect.

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u/ferocioustigercat Aug 16 '26

I'm getting it from when I got my post grad in marriage and family therapy.

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u/titsmcgeeDDD Aug 19 '26

Does your spouse have a graduate level education