Originally Posted by Burned up
"Court of the Crimson King" is something I recently re-discovered. Not quite Stairway to Heaven but pretty much the same genre and an epic of c1970 British prog rock (like Deep Purple's "Child in Time" and Genesis' "Supper's Ready"). I can't stop humming it now so perhaps not too surprising I dreamed of it.
You got it in my head; I immediately started hearing it when I read those words. I should listen to it. Hey on my trip I will; I'll take my rarely-used ipod and listen to the whole album.
Originally Posted by Burned up
Yes, same thing. I didn't like having to play sports at school. But I reckon I could hold my own now.
It's kind of funny to go from the suckiest, last-picked person to the best on on the team.
Originally Posted by Burned up;717100Yes, that's the gist of it. But unless someone's mental state is in danger I think it's basically missing the point of counselling, which is a talking therapy.
My own opinion is that the assessment forms invite people to tick the [M
[F] counsellor preference boxes, so many do. And I suspect few female clients will specifically request a male counsellor although I imagine rather more would actually like to have one (from the limited soundings I've taken).
They shouldn't force people to choose. They should only honor the request if it comes up. Most people probably wouldn't necessarily have a preference until asked.
I don't know which I'd choose. I hate to say this, I sort of feel like a traitor, but I'd probably pick a male. You talking about this male/female thing; I often think I relate better to a male way of looking at things than the female. Endless talking about problems without wanting real solutions annoys me; that is always what women want to do, it seems like. Female friends are so much more trouble than male. But they say that everyone, male or female, has to have a female to talk to to remain emotionally healthy, so I guess there's some point to it. Have you heard that?
Originally Posted by Burned up;717100Wonder what would be the case if there were [White
[Black][Chinese][Indian] etc boxes or [Gay][Straight][Bi][Trans] boxes.
I don't know how it is where you are, but here every patient has the right to refuse to be treated by a doctor, and demand another, if available, if they don't "like" the first doctor, for whatever reason that may be, including gender, race, arbitrary dislike based on looks, etc. and that won't be held against them.
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