Missy

The way we hold our forks when we eat. I was having lunch at a cafe in Europe and the waitress immediately identified me as an American because of the way I hold my fork. I quickly noticed everyone else holds their forks upside down when they eat. Now that I've mentioned it, look… Read More

The Elephant Man. I cried really hard the first time I watched it and tried to watch it a few years later - didn't make it through the opening music before bursting into tears. Heart crushing fantastic film.

Here is the catch - unless she believes she is struggling with her mental health, she won't see a therapist and nobody can force her to. I see this frequently in people who have schizophrenia - they often don't have any insight into their mental illness and think they are fine.… Read More

*picture of fish they caught followed by a bathroom selfie with them not sure how to hold their phone while forced smiling*

The prettiest, most popular girl in high school married the most popular guy in school. She was super snobby and wouldn't give anyone not popular the time of day. Turns out she is a HUGE Trump supporter and boasts about how proud she is that her family had slaves. Her husband… Read More

Therapist here with something interesting I've learned from clients who are using dating apps. If people don't mention their political alignment but have two paragraphs of requirements starting with "You must be in great shape" followed by a detailed description of a human version… Read More

I've lived in Seattle all of my life and you are spot on about people driving really badly in the rain. It's been like this since the 70's and whenever it rains I plan for extra time to get places while loudly commenting like Dennis in It's Always Sunny.

They can sit next to the people who love Surtromming and Stinking Bishop Cheese, with the doors and windows open to reduce the chances of losing consciousness from the smell. Kudos to those who enjoy them though!

Therapist here! The one perspective my clients have appreciated the most when going through a breakup or loss of a job is: "It's not the end of the relationship/job that hurts our hearts, it's the expectations we had for those things that causes so much pain." Every client I… Read More

The Ed McMahon one was because he did commercials and was the spokesperson for American Family Publishers which was also doing commercials at the same time.