A wonderful guest comic by Randumbdaze! The characters in the strip are the artist (Maddie; left) and friend (Anna; right). Please visit her page for more awesome work. Thank you very much!
A wonderful guest comic by Randumbdaze! The characters in the strip are the artist (Maddie; left) and friend (Anna; right). Please visit her page for more awesome work. Thank you very much!
Wow
I messed up the blog name. I’m really sorry Maddie!!! http://randumbdaze.tumblr.com
Except, I saw that therapist. He was the first therapist I ever saw, in fact. Now I’m not surprised it took me so long to take the risk again.
As a therapist, I wish there was something more I could do to help. As a sufferer, I wish this fortune telling wasn’t part of the struggle.
I’ve also seen that therapist! And yes, it took many years before I tried again – I really only see someone when I am genuinely concerned that I’m going to commit suicide and I’m out of ways to talk myself out of it. I’m still alive, but I don’t know that any therapists have helped that to be a reality.
been there;
done that.
Except without panel four because I’m pretty sure panel 2 will happen instead of panel 4 – so I don’t talk about it.
Yeah, went to a counselor who literally said “You need to lighten up!”. Well, if I could “lighten up” I wouldn’t be talking to you, asshat. Oh wait, I’ve been such a fool! Here I thought it was clinical depression when all I needed to do was lighten up! Hey, I think I’ll solve my financial problems by just not being poor, too! And just grow all my hair back because doggone it, I’m tired of being bald. Who knew the answer was right there all the time?
Besides, I’m pretty sure what she really meant was “slap on a fake smile (that Clay captures so well in Depression Comix) because I have no idea what I’m doing.”
But this is a great strip & I’ll definitely check out Maddie’s site! And I like panel 4, good to see the right perspective in there. 🙂
“guest comic by randumbdaze” why so many of us avoid therapy https://t.co/8UpbLaPAbR
A bad therapist can ruin therapy and it takes a lot of courage to try again. Hugs to those who struggle.
James West