madimoiselle ♡@drivingmemadi · Jul 25, 2021

if everyone drops one thing they learned in therapy we can all gain insight from this thread

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A Twitter thread where users share individual lessons or insights learned from therapy to collectively benefit from diverse perspectives and mental health wisdom.

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if everyone drops one thing they learned in therapy we can all gain insight from this thread
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i really do appreciate everyone interacting with this it’s helpful to see so many different thoughts and many things i haven’t ever considered

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