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“the therapy episode was bad! some people need therapy for a long time, you can tell the writers don’t like therapy and would it kill these people to learn anything about disability rights and how it connects to therapy. or, the ableist history of therapy. Like, how it has hurt disabled patients but also has helped them a lot too. Nothing new here. Also, you’re supposed to take therapy out of the room and into your life, it’s not supposed to stay in the room.
You can tell none of these people have like OCD, PTSD, or other intense diagnosis, therapy is not just for introspection but for people to actually live there lives and not suffer everyday.”
rkrae13 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/21/24
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“This is one of the most pretentious and BORING podcasts on offer.”
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06/08/24
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“Interesting critics but too many fillers. I will hope these decrease with time.”
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10/17/23
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“Cunningham, Fry, and Schwartz’s collective intelligence is wasted on the most insipid forms of pop culture: reality television, celebrity memoirs, etc. Surely we they can also talk about novels, operas, plays, and paintings?”
Julien_Sorel via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/17/23
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