Her White Woman Therapist Voted For Trump So She Fired Her
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In the video, the speaker talks about ending their therapy sessions after discovering their therapist voted for Trump. The therapist cited wanting cheaper groceries as her reason, which upset the speaker, who felt it ignored serious issues affecting marginalized communities.
The speaker expressed frustration that the therapist didn't consider their perspective as a Black woman. They decided to find a new therapist who understands their experiences better and encouraged others to discuss these important issues within their own communities.
In the video, the speaker talks about ending their therapy sessions after discovering their therapist voted for Trump. The therapist cited wanting cheaper groceries as her reason, which upset the speaker, who felt it ignored serious issues affecting marginalized communities.
The speaker expressed frustration that the therapist didn't consider their perspective as a Black woman. They decided to find a new therapist who understands their experiences better and encouraged others to discuss these important issues within their own communities.
In the video, the speaker recounts a deeply personal and emotional experience regarding their therapy sessions. They recently had an emergency appointment with their therapist because they were struggling to cope after a recent election. During this session, the speaker asked the therapist, point-blank, whether she voted for Trump. The therapist's affirmative response, along with her justification that she voted for cheaper groceries, shocked and disappointed the speaker.
The speaker felt that this rationale demonstrated a lack of awareness about the broader societal implications of such a vote, particularly concerning issues like racism and discrimination that impact marginalized communities. They expressed a strong sense of betrayal, stating that as a Black woman, they saw their vote as representative of the rights and welfare of all marginalized people, including women and others who are affected by systemic oppression.
Despite considering some small talk with the therapist following this revelation, the speaker ultimately realized that they couldn't continue with therapy under these circumstances. The therapist's dismissal of the personal impact of her voting choice made the speaker feel undervalued and misunderstood. They felt that the therapist viewed her role merely as a job, rather than as someone who should empathize with the struggles of her clients.
The speaker articulated the emotional strain of recognizing that, despite all their efforts to improve themselves and make thoughtful choices, their existence felt expendable in a society that doesn't fully value them. They emphasized the urgency of these conversations, pointing out that this understanding should have been in place well before the election and that empathy from people in privileged positions is crucial.
In the latter part of the video, the speaker expressed a commitment to seek a new therapist who would genuinely support and understand the needs of Black women. They also extended a message to white friends and community members, stating they were not ready to engage in conversations about race and privilege at that moment due to their heightened emotions.
The speaker concluded by encouraging individuals from various communities to engage in discussions within their own groups about systemic issues, underscoring the need for white people to address these topics, as promised allyship is vital. They emphasized the importance of supporting Black women, affirming their rightful experiences and perspectives. The speaker plans to focus on their healing journey moving forward and expressed a determination not to tolerate ignorance or insensitivity, reinforcing the importance of mutual understanding and respect.
The speaker felt that this rationale demonstrated a lack of awareness about the broader societal implications of such a vote, particularly concerning issues like racism and discrimination that impact marginalized communities. They expressed a strong sense of betrayal, stating that as a Black woman, they saw their vote as representative of the rights and welfare of all marginalized people, including women and others who are affected by systemic oppression.
Despite considering some small talk with the therapist following this revelation, the speaker ultimately realized that they couldn't continue with therapy under these circumstances. The therapist's dismissal of the personal impact of her voting choice made the speaker feel undervalued and misunderstood. They felt that the therapist viewed her role merely as a job, rather than as someone who should empathize with the struggles of her clients.
The speaker articulated the emotional strain of recognizing that, despite all their efforts to improve themselves and make thoughtful choices, their existence felt expendable in a society that doesn't fully value them. They emphasized the urgency of these conversations, pointing out that this understanding should have been in place well before the election and that empathy from people in privileged positions is crucial.
In the latter part of the video, the speaker expressed a commitment to seek a new therapist who would genuinely support and understand the needs of Black women. They also extended a message to white friends and community members, stating they were not ready to engage in conversations about race and privilege at that moment due to their heightened emotions.
The speaker concluded by encouraging individuals from various communities to engage in discussions within their own groups about systemic issues, underscoring the need for white people to address these topics, as promised allyship is vital. They emphasized the importance of supporting Black women, affirming their rightful experiences and perspectives. The speaker plans to focus on their healing journey moving forward and expressed a determination not to tolerate ignorance or insensitivity, reinforcing the importance of mutual understanding and respect.
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the therapist is probably mentally ill herself.
I don’t blame her
Yep. It actually helps the therapist because you gonna be hella stressed out and have to book more sessions with the maga bytch
Roger king
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If i found out the local plumber or car technician was a trump supporter i would stop patronizing that business, there is no need for black people to pay using their hard earn money to increase the revenue and income of those who support flat out white supremacist politicians. Good on the woman for that although i will caution that it may be better next time not to put it on video, you know musk has turned twitter into a nazi fest and they could easily find her address and send her threats.
OperationNumbNutts
Superstar
This is dumb.
OperationNumbNutts
Superstar
I really hope you are not a NFL or UFC fan. Just saying.
If you find out a rancher in Texas is racist, is that going to stop you buying steaks?
I really hope you are not a NFL or UFC fan. Just saying.
Go to a black owned one
needing somebody to talk to tell u shyt u should know u yaself ... then firing her for politics is crazy
I really hope you are not a NFL or UFC fan. Just saying.
Self hating white worshipping status
