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You have to go to more schooling to become a psychiatrist. So you're more learned.

Yeah. No, you're right.

Yeah. No, you're right.

Yeah. No, you're right.

And plagued by weird circumstances. Yeah.

And plagued by weird circumstances. Yeah.

And plagued by weird circumstances. Yeah.

It's unreal. Yeah.

It's unreal. Yeah.

It's unreal. Yeah.

You talk about the outcast, but to me, what is more sinister and spooky is what was kept. You know, what we implement now in some of these therapies and counselings. And we had seen a video the other day and it was criticizing, was it Freud against Jung? Or who was Jung?

You talk about the outcast, but to me, what is more sinister and spooky is what was kept. You know, what we implement now in some of these therapies and counselings. And we had seen a video the other day and it was criticizing, was it Freud against Jung? Or who was Jung?

You talk about the outcast, but to me, what is more sinister and spooky is what was kept. You know, what we implement now in some of these therapies and counselings. And we had seen a video the other day and it was criticizing, was it Freud against Jung? Or who was Jung?

It was Freud against somebody else. It was another person that was another psychiatrist that was big at the time. And basically his ideas were kind of thrown out the window and Freud's ideas took place in a lot of like the modern day therapies and stuff like that. And they were complete inverses. Freud's being dark, ugly, explore this trauma, explore this trauma.

It was Freud against somebody else. It was another person that was another psychiatrist that was big at the time. And basically his ideas were kind of thrown out the window and Freud's ideas took place in a lot of like the modern day therapies and stuff like that. And they were complete inverses. Freud's being dark, ugly, explore this trauma, explore this trauma.

It was Freud against somebody else. It was another person that was another psychiatrist that was big at the time. And basically his ideas were kind of thrown out the window and Freud's ideas took place in a lot of like the modern day therapies and stuff like that. And they were complete inverses. Freud's being dark, ugly, explore this trauma, explore this trauma.

And the other one saying, liberate yourself from this trauma. This trauma doesn't define you. Yeah.

And the other one saying, liberate yourself from this trauma. This trauma doesn't define you. Yeah.

And the other one saying, liberate yourself from this trauma. This trauma doesn't define you. Yeah.

and grow from it and instead i mean you think about therapies and stuff like that and when you find a therapist and you go through counseling i mean you're there and you feel better for a little bit but where where are the real tools i mean and people find relief obviously but like where it's it's so hard to find tools to get you from this place to that place you know it's just like an ongoing keeping you there over discussing over amplifying your trauma