I think I’m a nasty piece of work — angry, vengeful, and spiteful. <\/p>\n
I am so ashamed. I hate who I am much of the time.<\/p>\n
Thank the good L-rd my psycho-therapists don’t view me this way.<\/p>\n
They all look at me as a sad little boy. <\/p>\n
All of them have this perspective. I’ll confess in therapy to the shameful things I’ve done. I’ll confess to how I view myself. I’ll berate myself all session about my dirty deeds done dirt cheap. I’m a big sinner! I’ve spurned G-d’s love! And then at the end, they’ll say, “I see you as a lost little boy looking for love. There’s just an aura of sadness and brokenness about you.”<\/p>\n
Thank G-d for psychology!<\/p>\n
Mike says: “Keep in mind that therapists get paid to tell you things like that, it is kind of like paying for love.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I think I’m a nasty piece of work — angry, vengeful, and spiteful. I am so ashamed. I hate who I am much of the time. Thank the good L-rd my psycho-therapists don’t view me this way. They all look … Continue reading