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a stranger you pay to hear what your friends got bored of.

means a trained professional who treats mental, emotional, or physical conditions through guided conversation or hands-on techniques.

from From Greek 'therapeutes,' meaning an attendant or one who tends and serves, built on 'therapeia' — healing, care, the act of looking after someone. The same root sits inside 'therapy.' English borrowed it in the 19th century, and 'therapeutes' originally carried no couch or clipboard: it simply meant one who attends to another's needs, whether a body, a soul, or a god.

hidden wordthe lettering also spells the rapist, hence rebranding talks
freud's couchhis original analysis chair survives in a London museum
silence worksstrategic pauses pressure you to fill the void
their own helpmany therapists are required to attend therapy themselves
oldest gigshamans were the original talk-it-out specialists
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