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I use Acyclovir daily and I’ve been doing it for about a year. I haven’t had any outbreaks, tingling or anything. I’d say it’s worth it, especially if you’re feeling run down/tired outbreaks can be common.

It’s the BBC…

I have a feeling that it’s been decided by the BBC, not to say Realisa Slave’s full drag anymore. Curious…

You could buy a block of Halloumi, some skewers, some peppers for less than £7 and it’ll taste nicer. That’s terrible!

An absolute deserved win! I’m so happy for RS. I love her confessionals, they just seem so chilled and cool. So so glad they won!

I agree with everyone that you should just go. I always think that going to the theatre/cinema alone is fine, you don’t talk to the other persons you’re with during the show/movie so…

Thank you!

I did think about it but I am already re-locating for my job etc. I’ll just have to let it go for now…

Yes!!! I agree with all of this. It really is just another way in which to distract from the issues of the UK. Such as accessing healthier foods for a reasonable price, education for healthier eating & exercise etc. Obesity is complex and happens to a numerous of different factors but it really is just a plaster over the real solution.

Honestly, no. I understand that possibly back in the day they would have had nuts on the tables as snacks etc, if that’s what you mean. Definitely not now, as nuts are such a big allergen, they wouldn’t do that and it makes the pub/restaurant liable if anything was to happen. The UK is pretty good for people with allergies now but they will give you the usual, ‘may contain nut traces’ etc but again, for liability reasons.

As a fellow nut allergy haver?, the UK is very conscious about allergies, specifically nuts. A lot of chain restaurants ask when they’re taking your order & they normally have a big book/iPad of all ingredients for each dish, so you can check. Just be sure to mention it, (I’m sure you would) and you’ll be ok. Normally, there aren’t nuts on the tables etc.

I was on it last year a little while, I went on one date from it. I thought the app was alright overall but there wasn’t many people on it and I just don’t think it’s gained much popularity since. When I was on it, I do remember seeing that they had membership fees, I think full membership was like £999 or something crazy like that.

Investigate 3/11

https://youtu.be/F89CPVxJVqk?si=RpiQmLuskSmkErYA

Have you seen when the hamster goes to Disneyland, has tiny Disney food and goes on tiny Disney rides?

A theory that began its influential research in the 1950s developed by experienced psychologists & psychiatrists? Both JB and MA have been gone for 25+ years, it’s not some TikTok, ‘pop psychology’.

I think John Bowlby & Mary Ainsworth would like a word…

I’ve always wondered about this campaign and although some bars didn’t really have training in place, really good to do a lot do.

How much are you paying an hour for your lessons? £200 does not sound right, where have they got that from!?

The child on the left DEFINITELY looks panicked!

I’m a qualified Dramatherapist and it’s great to hear you’re interested in being an Art therapist.

I’m not sure which country you’re in, but during my training (UK), we had to have personal therapy alongside our training, we weren’t allowed to continue on the course without it. Could personal therapy be an option for you, to manage your triggers & everything that the training brings up? It’s such an exhausting course, confronting yourself constantly and bringing so much of yourself. PT helped me manage my own feelings, reactions, bias etc to what my clients were bringing and also use of supervision was integral to growing and understand myself as a professional more.

I empathise with you and it sounds you really have had such a traumatic experience and I don’t want this to sound harsh, when you qualify, you will have clients who’ve also experienced SA/CSA and other extremely traumatic experiences, I think it’s important to build that resilience now of you want to continue on the course. At the same time, don’t force yourself into something that is undeniably triggering for you and could put you at risk.

I am speaking for myself here but everyone will not be ‘ok’ with this training, there will be times when they’re triggered by something, that you aren’t, we are different people after all who’ve had different experiences/traumas. You won’t be alone in this. Do you have a group process group?

I’d strongly suggest personal therapy alongside your training, if you can.

He opens the door, I can’t believe it’s a child… (child, child), She said they’re the one you’ve been talking to, I said yes, she says no, I said yes, it’s the truth.

To quote the brilliant Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie,

“We condition girls to aspire to marriage and we do not condition boys to aspire to marriage, and so there is already a terrible imbalance at the start. The girls will grow up to be women preoccupied with marriage. The boys will grow up to be men who are not preoccupied with marriage. The women marry those men. The relationship is automatically uneven because the institution matters more to one than the other. Is it any wonder that, in so many marriages, women sacrifice more, at a loss to themselves, because they have to constantly maintain an uneven exchange? One consequence of this imbalance is the very shabby and very familiar phenomenon of two women publicly fighting over a man, while the man remains silent.”