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fandomsecrets2016-09-05 05:45 pm
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I could practice tomorrow if I decided to. I do NOT want to.
But that's totally beside the point since I didn't tell OP they should absolutely go start reading fiction. What I did say was that it is an avenue a lot of people use, that they might also find useful if they were to consider the breadth of available material.
Yep. What a terrible comment.
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That sounds pretty definitive to me. It sounds like you are casting a lot of judgment without really knowing the situation at all.
I'd be really pissed if I were in OP's shoes and some stranger made a comment like that to me - doubly so if it were a dude.
So do you have some kind of license?
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Some day I'm going to just start posting some of my comments anonymously. Just a few. Just to see difference.
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Ok, maybe if you were one of the very few trans dudes who actually wanted to get pregnant, that would be different, but unless I've missed something, you're not trans.
So yeah, it would make a difference if you were anon - it would still sound really presumptuous, but without the added baggage of 1. coming from a man and 2. coming from someone who has a history of being very self-important and presumptuous.
ETA: still haven't answered my question about a license
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Come on dude, no you couldn't. Registered psychologists require a doctoral degree and supervised practica in BC and assistants require a master's (http://www.collegeofpsychologists.bc.ca/rrp.php#registration). You're years away from being able to. I'm not giving away your job details or anything but that's just a straight up lie.
Not even that you're necessarily wrong or your advice is bad, but faking credentials is wack.
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(Anonymous) 2016-09-06 01:00 am (UTC)(link)(frozen comment) no subject
Though I guess he hasn't answered the "do you have a license" question directly, the "I could practice tomorrow" was kiiiiinda close enough. And the answer is no. No he doesn't.