My therapist told me to hold an imaginary cat and pretend to rub it when I get angry or upset. Who needs therapy more?
11 Answers to "My therapist told me to hold an imaginary cat and pretend to rub it when I get angry or upset. Who needs therapy more?"
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I tried it. It works but when I stop stroking my fake cat I get angry again. Ask your therapist for more advice and come back to me. Maybe if I grab my cats tail and swing him round and round really fast and if I throw him as if I'm in the olympics...I'll feel better?
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The Cat
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I suppose if you like cats that would make sense. Anything that can distract you is a good thing.
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well you're the one in therapy.
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Sure he didn't say pu$$y? I can see that helping
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You know what I was thinking
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My therapist cries after every session, except the last one.
He hung himself after that one.Like (2)
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Like Blofeld? That's odd advice.
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I lol-ed XD
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:D
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Take your ****** out and pis*s all over your therapist. Them the cat wanted you to mark its spot for them.
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Posted by Vessa 1 Aug 6th, 2012 at 3:03PM
That's crazy.
Those imaginary cats can claw the heck out of you. Besides, they leave their hair in your lap.
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Reply by pentupfreedom Aug 6th, 2012 at 3:03PM
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