@Chantfire nice find. She seems solid.
Also checkout this, although they are a bit traditionalist:
www.centreformalepsychology.com/
@Typo-MAGAshiv myself included, but she raises a good point in one her works about the "anti-male bias", according her research the APA (American Psychological Association) believes "that the majority of mental health conditions experienced by men and boys are the result of toxic masculinity" and that "the companion guidelines for treating women and girls blame the majority of their mental health conditions on toxic masculinity". Subsequently I've concluded that the APA as "developers and promoters ethical standards for psychologists, have an anti-male bias and their guidelines and framework for ethical decision-making and professional conduct in various settings, should be ingested with deep caution.
Square, I found this site in the resource section of the RP-Handbook, if you've visited the site please tell me what think about its contents.
Finally getting around to this submission from @chantfire.
Hey, this isn't the first woman you posted who was holding a tray of food! You got a fetish or what?
Anyway, on to this travesty of womanhood, unworthy of even a pump and dump!
nice ring. Are you going to try to summon Captain Planet?
there are lines near her eyes! That means she's probably over 23. What a decrepit old hag! Someone call the nursing home and tell them a patient escaped!
These next 5 dings were brought to us by @lurkerhasarisen:
Asymmetric hair. She looks like she's going to tip over like a drunk floozy at closing time.
Cheap plastic jewelry. What is she: 6 years old?
A mouth like that possessed girl in the movie, "Smile" right before she slashes her own throat with a pottery shard. The last time I saw a mouth like that IRL it had a hook in it.
Fruits and vegetables on the same tray!?!?! What kind of psycho does that?
I think we can unanimously agree:
The Dictator's Handbook: Why Bad Behavior is Almost Always Good Politics
Bruce Bueno de Mesquita
So instead of saying "Why" after an event we should ask ourselves "What does this event mean to me?"
Probably both as well but more do the latter