I mean, they MIGHT, but that’s indicative that the therapist is a piece of **** and shouldn’t be employedSecondly, no they would not be laughed out of the office for having a hard time with the Trump loss. That's not the way it works.
Intentional or Freudian slip?If trumpys went to some counselling about WHY they support him, I think they could make some real progressives.
Quiet honestly, and I'll probably be made fun of, but I think it's just the biological makeup of a person. Everyone is different. And IMO, and it's been discussed in this thread, I just think people that support Trump (and I'm not talking about the lunatic fringe) are able to look past that he's a dick, and don't get emotional on things, just in general. And this goes for everyday life. Just get the job that we want done and move on. Where I think more left leaning people have a more emotional side. They are more emotionally invested from a standpoint that they are willing to go out and dance in the streets if they are happy, but if something bad happens, they take it extremely hard. And there is nothing wrong with that. It's just the way people are.Do you guys think that because college Trump supporters aren't emotionally invested? Or is there more of a taboo around therapy in the conservative community? I'm genuinely asking...I do agree with this.Are there any trump voting students that are going to be emotional enough to seek counseling
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Quiet honestly, and I'll probably be made fun of, but I think it's just the biological makeup of a person. Everyone is different. And IMO, and it's been discussed in this thread, I just think people that support Trump (and I'm not talking about the lunatic fringe) are able to look past that he's a dick, and don't get emotional on things, just in general. And this goes for everyday life. Just get the job that we want done and move on. Where I think more left leaning people have a more emotional side. They are more emotionally invested from a standpoint that they are willing to go out and dance in the streets if they are happy, but if something bad happens, they take it extremely hard. And there is nothing wrong with that. It's just the way people are.Do you guys think that because college Trump supporters aren't emotionally invested? Or is there more of a taboo around therapy in the conservative community? I'm genuinely asking...I do agree with this.Are there any trump voting students that are going to be emotional enough to seek counseling
The answer is no
So you won't see the need for emotional or mental support from this election that you would have if Biden lost.
I don't know if I'm explaining that correctly or not. It's just like I'm more of a laid back guy, I just go with the flow in everyday life as well, and my wife is more high strung, gets stressed easily, etc. It's just different people, different mental makeup. And there is nothing wrong with that.
I appreciate the insight.Speaking of St. Paul and universities - other than the funny sweater choice, Julie Sullivan's (president of the University of St. Thomas - one of the two "real" full-blown universities in the whole state - yes, MN is weirdMy law school had grief counselors when Trump was elected in 2016, we had a special gathering to discuss it as a cohort and counselors were on hand. There was a fair bit of actual crying. This was in St. Paul, MN. I've mentioned it here before and assume that's the reference.Have colleges actually brought in grief counselors for this election result in the same way...? Or are you just squashing KC's sentiment...? Honest question.They have grief counselors at the ready for whatever one may need and that's not a bad thingDo college campuses have grief counselors at the ready for those struggling to deal with Trump's defeat?
) pre-election address was actually really good IMO:PredictIt has Republican Senate at 77%:Is the senate in jeopardy?
This was fascinating to read because I think I have the complete opposite view. To me, the group I will generalize as "Trump's base" is--or at least must be from my eye--highly emotional. The Trump brand has such limited intellectual appeal, that I'm not sure I can conceive of it otherwise. I don't even think Trump tries to appeal to people on anything but an unemotional level.Quiet honestly, and I'll probably be made fun of, but I think it's just the biological makeup of a person. Everyone is different. And IMO, and it's been discussed in this thread, I just think people that support Trump (and I'm not talking about the lunatic fringe) are able to look past that he's a dick, and don't get emotional on things, just in general. And this goes for everyday life. Just get the job that we want done and move on. Where I think more left leaning people have a more emotional side. They are more emotionally invested from a standpoint that they are willing to go out and dance in the streets if they are happy, but if something bad happens, they take it extremely hard. And there is nothing wrong with that. It's just the way people are.Do you guys think that because college Trump supporters aren't emotionally invested? Or is there more of a taboo around therapy in the conservative community? I'm genuinely asking...I do agree with this.Are there any trump voting students that are going to be emotional enough to seek counseling
The answer is no
So you won't see the need for emotional or mental support from this election that you would have if Biden lost.
I don't know if I'm explaining that correctly or not. It's just like I'm more of a laid back guy, I just go with the flow in everyday life as well, and my wife is more high strung, gets stressed easily, etc. It's just different people, different mental makeup. And there is nothing wrong with that.
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