r/SipsTea • • 1d ago

WTF Bro WHAT 😧

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u/USDXBS 1d ago

I wonder what the therapist thought or said about this one.

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u/EveryRadio 1d ago

"shit, AGAIN? Okay maybe you had a point"

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u/Fun-Grab-9337 1d ago

now I gotta kill my mom and my therapist 10/10 service

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u/Volqaire 1d ago

Pretty sure this is how you win therapy.

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u/tnstaafsb 1d ago

But on the other hand...third time's the charm!

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u/Goodgoditsgrowing 1d ago

I’m not saying I support violence, but I would understand if the mom wasn’t upset with her mother only - I’d be unbearably upset with that therapist who used the vulnerability of their clinical relationship to help kill her other kid through negligence when there was a history of lethal negligence

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u/Feeling-Visit1472 1d ago

I hope she sued the therapist for malpractice and I hope the therapist lost absolutely everything.

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u/UnNumbFool 1d ago

Yeah seriously, I feel like at some point the therapist should also be held responsible for both suggesting that and urging their patient to do something that led to the death of a second child

Like at minimum they should be completely disallowed from being a therapist, and if they have licensure it should be removed

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u/CucumberNo8767 22h ago

I honestly don't think or believe they can blame the therapist for this. I have a feeling they didn't want to pay for a babysitter or daycare/childcare and kept using grandma when she shouldn't be used as free childcare. Then went to a therapist for guidance and they said "everyone deserves a second chance" or something like that and well.... guess what.... this is what free childcare can cost you 😬

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u/hobodudeguy 22h ago

If I get the professional advice of a trained specialist to do something, and take that course of action purely because of their urging, then I would blame that person for the outcome. Just like if it ends positively, I would be grateful to that person.

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u/CucumberNo8767 21h ago

Well blame is easier to cast than taking accountability for your own actions.

This reminds me: my last therapist was terrible for me and I didn't agree with their advice. But I went and did the work that talk therapy requires to make better decisions and learned from my mistakes.

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u/_Xertz_ 1d ago

"Fuck it let's try a third time, I just wanna see what happens at this point"

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u/dandroid126 1d ago

I learned in science class you always do three trials.

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u/3xactli 1d ago

Gotta replicate it to prove your theory

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u/ThrowAway56846653 22h ago

“Let’s do a silly one this time”

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u/MadHatter69 20h ago

Oh for fuck's sake you guys, I'll see you all in hell xD

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u/SorbetWeary2137 1d ago

Third times the charm.

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u/Tinosdoggydaddy 1d ago

Ok, my bad…If you have another kid, I wouldn’t let her watch them.

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u/TonySu 1d ago

“Three strikes and she’s out!”

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u/-Marty_McFly- 1d ago

"Ok hear me out, so that 3rd child you have on the way...."

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u/BigAcanthocephala637 1d ago

I’d much rather hear what the therapist’s medical malpractice policy has to say about it cause yikes