the number one indicator that you should see a therapist is thinking “hmm, should I see a therapist?”
I want to make one thing clear that I don’t think a lot of people even realize: you don’t need to be mentally ill to see a therapist. You don’t need to have experienced serious trauma or be deeply unhappy or think your brain is Up To Something in a Major Way to benefit from therapy. If you just want help sorting through your feelings, dealing with heartbreak, or venting your fears about the future, you can talk to a therapist! It’s allowed! It’s encouraged!
hey, that was a long one so lets take a rest before jumping into the new year
xxx
thanks as always for your support and love. I’ll be putting this up on INPRNT tomorrow (and sending myself a print of it to be reminded to take a break every now and again) so check in then if you want one.
okay everyone always has it so that lup and barry are the ones who make kravitz open up and get ridiculous during missions but what if it was actually the other way around
lup and barry are pretty serious about the job when they first take it. they knew what a huge thing becoming liches were and that by every right they should be locked up in ghost jail forever. their research into necromancy has shown them the absolute horrors it can do and how it can corrupt, and they want to prove that giving them this extra chance wasn’t a mistake, they aren’t going to make light of the horrors they’re dealing with here
and then on their first mission kravitz breaks out the cockney accent, calls the necromancer a ‘fucking creep like seriously’ and wages the necromancer’s assistant’s soul on a game of backgammon and loses because he doesn’t actually know how to play that
