Electric shock therapy couldn’t make gay ppl straight but they rly think having a rainbow poster that says “be you” at an elementary school is going to turn children gay
A federal judge has ruled that Tennessee’s drag ban law is unconstitutional as it violates the First Amendment’s right to speech and freedom of expression.
The law was intended to ban drag shows in public or where children could see them.
My son is 15
I never bought him a pride onesie when he was a baby.
I never read him a book that had two moms as part of the storyline.
When he was little stores and businesses didn’t have LGBTQ+ displays and we didn’t celebrate pride month.
He was raised Catholic, and went to church.
Guess what? He is gay.
The rainbow won’t make your kids gay. They are born that way. A display in a store won’t make your kid trans, they are born that way.
If you don’t love and accept them for who they are, YOU are a shitty parent.
They haven’t failed, you have.
Becoming a therapist is weird because if you don't record your sessions or do co-therapy you may never have someone with experience directly see the work you are doing and offer specific and meaningful encouragement.
There's so much room for doubt to creep in.
Part of becoming a therapist is identifying the small but valuable influence you offer your clients.
You can’t move mountains but you can empower them to find their own way up and over.
There is quite literally nowhere better to live in SEC country than Fayetteville, Arkansas.
For the EIGHTH year in a row, our home has been named a Top 10 place to live, coming in 11 spots higher than the next SEC town.
@Tanvixpsych i’m a therapist and I think it’s weird. it’s one thing to promote mental health, but it does seem like it’s more about the therapist than the client here.