@vevosuave He's the best scorer on his team and arguably top 3 in the league. I want him to get these in game clutch shot reps. He always has gotten better season to season and this is his next phase of the game to master. Haliburton took and made these shots on Pacers finals run
@JonathanShedler Do you believe there are patients who are not capable of benefitting from uncovering and exploratory therapy techniques and primarily require supportive strategies? On the extreme end, maybe patients with mild IDD and others close to that? Do you work with people in that group?
@EVUL_IM @thisistommykay Like stories of old (youtube channel) has a wonderful playlist of each archetype interlaced with moments from popular culture. Think you would enjoy and shorter than reading the book.
https://t.co/uJHhOlAuo2
@SarahSc09342897@JonathanShedler@ChrisPalmerMD It's not the same point. The use of air quotes is the implied stigma or differentiation of mental illnesses. Mental illnesses have a biological component same as dementia. The OG post implies categorizing something as mental illness means it is less biologically based.
@JonathanShedler I think people are using phones to look up menus more often. So restaurants may be tending to in person menus as a back up rather than default. I haven't seen 1 menu a table but moreso QR code to scan and see menu on phone
> swede marries american, moves to small town midwest, after kids she's shocked at how little time american children spend outside
there's a scandinavian saying, there's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing β she moves her family to sweden to get back to that
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@visakanv@eshear Only POV i would add is that these are all people speaking into a camera for a recording
I think it's more unusual when people seem fully natural when speaking to an inhuman object like a camera. Its a skill that's developed over time maybe
"Becoming wiser is not always pleasant. Those people who are motivated by a desire to learn more about the fundamental questions of life, open to different perspectives and new ideas, able to make sense of their own feelings...may sometimes learn difficult and painful lessons."
watching it drives me so crazy bc its too realistically frustrating. like seeing the persons smile in ur peripheral vision knowing it would prob be ok to at least just say what you wanna say but every version of it in your head sounds dumb
attempting some wifejack discourse synthesis here. plz afford me some grace
imo wifejack captions trend towards passive comments. not necessarily passive aggressive, but the passivity many women will tell you that they themselves were and ARE forced to use to survive in society
hence itβs not,
βi want ice creamβ
itβs
βdo you want ice cream?β (because i want ice-cream but can only allow myself to accidentally have some as a side effect of you wanting to eat some)
and so imo when men poke at this, itβs fine for them to feel like itβs just a silly little thing. a quirk of interacting with someone who wonβt always simply state things objectively. itβs catharsis for having to read between the lines
but for women, (re: the being trained/forced to engage with the world in this manner more often) having men create a meme about passive communication and make fun of it as an inherent part of being in a relationship with a woman, itβs easy to see why this would feel very sour for many women.
because either you as a woman donβt tend to engage with your relationships like that, and so it feels like a low effort stereotype attack on women,
or you do engage like that and donβt really appreciate getting teased about it en masse.
thoughts?