Some of the current counselor's statements often sound weird, vague, and misleading.
For example, when I told the counselor that someone had the nerve to scream "Go back to your country! I light yo ass on fire!", she said "I'm sorry" and "Is that ok with you?".
It's like, wtf
"I light yo ass on fire" is a
Mandated Reporter Law
violation.
so what if it is not "okay with you"?
because it was not okay to the speaker, that I was living in the united states.
so, whose preferences take priority?
the counselor tends to tell me that every slightest thing is "an unfortunate thing that happened." she uses extreme words like "help", "hurt", "important", "care", "distress".
saying something is an "unfortunate thing that happened" kind of sounds like it implies that "unfortunate" things should never "happen".
but everything is fortunate, neither or unfortunate. you can't guarantee just the first two.
over and over i told her that i want to work on coping skills. so that when "unfortunate" things "happen", i respond efficiently, correctly, and in real time. as usual, she grunted "uh huh uh huh uh huh", but later, it became apparrent that she did not hear, comprehend, or remember what i told her.
she gets on my nerves.
"is helping people important to you?". it's like, what is the definition of "helping"? all she was doing was sitting around talking. and she expected me to treat her like she was "helping" me?
JROTC cadet peter wang. 15 years old. allegedly held the door open for dozens of classmates. he got shot and killed. school shooting. that. is. "helping people".
the counselor is over 60 years old. the insurance pays her 75 bucks an hour to sit around flapping her trap. the word "helping" is such a grotesque exaggeration, that it makes me wanna puke.
but then i wonder, maybe she is not as good as emotional coping skills, as her facade appears to make it seem like.
she told me "i have never seen you angry. if you get angry we will deal with it."
wtf?
anger
is an emotion. anger is not an catastrophe or even an event. at least, not any more than happiness is an event.
there are five emotions: happy, sad, angry, surprised, scared.
anyways she acted like i did not know how to cope with anger
but maybe i reckon, that, like maybe i cope with anger 5% and she copes with anger 7 percent.
she acts like i cope with anger zero percent and she copes with anger 100 percent.
"holier than thou" attitude.
condescending.
furthermore it gets on my nerves how she says "what?" instead of "excuse me.". way too casual. informal. "what" sounds so brusque and harsh and calloused and abrupt.