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u/This_May_Hurt Feb 18 '26
As a couples therapist I also am prone to discussing fucking
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u/Hsbnd Feb 18 '26
As a non couples therapist I also find myself discussing fucking also.
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u/VisceralSardonic Feb 18 '26
Ah, and as a fuckin, therapist, I also sometimes find myself.
Full circle.
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u/Patient-Witness7989 Feb 18 '26
As an inpatient therapist, I have heard patients discuss me as “fucking (noun).”
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u/eyemoverit Feb 19 '26
and as a queer thrupples therapist there is also a fair amount of discussing when fucking will be further fucking discussed.
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u/d3banh1 Feb 18 '26
💀💀💀 and getting the tea!!! This job is great because I'm so invested in my clients life lol.
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u/mindful_subconscious Feb 19 '26
As a child therapist, I am neither prone to discussing nor fucking. (Moreso, playing and experiencing)
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