• Postmortal_Pop@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    I say this to my spouse at least once a week. She’s the first person that genuinely likes when I info dump about my dumb interests and I love her so much for it.

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    3 months ago

    i did this today. then I got the ‘do we have another appointment booked’ - ah whoops, times up, i don’t. which means it’s a long wait till the next one - doh. i needed more inputs to make it to the next appointment! Christmas is going to be challenging.

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        3 months ago

        I love mine. They’re also autistic, have dogs, and call me out when I try and change the subject off of something difficult. At first I worried that meeting over video call would affect how body language is read, but, no, seems to work fine.

        My first therapist was also great and had a dog. Maybe that’s the rule?

        Oh, and fuck health insurance sideways. They’re consistently at least 6 months behind in reimbursing me for seeing an out-of-network therapist.

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        3 months ago

        oh , wow. that , is different.

        yeah. i get it. i ask my self sometimes, who am i?

        mine is good - but i don’t have any comparison. but, there’s just not enough time, there never is, and it is expensive. i used to go a lot more regular when i was able to easily afford it. but autism burnout. early oct i quit. i’m not sure i can do that ever again. no one understands. its so hard.

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      3 months ago

      “and that’s when I finally was about to tell my mother the thing I had always most wanted to say to her in my entire life, I took a deep breath and said…”

      “WELP! TIMES UP! See you in January, Merry Christmas!”