Peanuts lucy psychiatric

Lucy's psychiatry booth is a running gag in the Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz. Lucy van Pelt is the manager of a psychiatric booth, which the other characters come up to tell her their problems, and, like a psychiatrist or a psychologist, she gives them advice. It is a parody of the lemonade stands operated by many young children in the United States.

Confront your trauma, bro.

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Laurie Abraham talks to Harvard trained psychiatrist Mark Epstein, author of The Trauma of Everyday Life, about getting over her two-date-heartbreak

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oh lucy..

“I asked grok” “I asked chatgpt” okay and I asked snoopy and he told me everything I need to know (and that you’re a loser).

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