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The Magic Of Freud – An Entry About Money-Saving Therapy

Posted by What It Takes To Be Me in Psychotherapy and tagged with Freud, humour, psychotherapy Tuesday, May 19, 2009

That’s it!
I’m quitting therapy. Getting me one of these instead..

Quick, easy and nowhere near as emotionally draining.. :)

xx

Get your own Freudian balls!

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