37: A tendency to overreact is not something I look for in a therapist.

[samuraiprosecutor]

Dr. Ellison appears to be unduly concerned. In spite of rather favorable results over the past months, he's seen fit to call on me multiple times in the past week. Often in the same day. At my office.

I might soon be in the market for a new therapist.

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Re: [Failed*lock, courtesy of the Freud Virus! Edgeworth now thinks this conversation is private. :D

[sandy-requiem.livejournal.com]

Your entire demeanor, Edgeworth. It's unlike you - I daresay even unbecoming.

[samuraiprosecutor]

Unbecoming it may be, but it's hardly unlike me. I generally react this way when I'm being hounded. My colleagues can attest to that.

[sandy-requiem.livejournal.com]

Then why not take a colleague aside to talk to them? Unload your stresses? Because if you're seeing your therapist everywhere, it's obvious you still have much more on your mind than you're letting on.

[samuraiprosecutor]

'Unload your stresses?' That's what I pay you for, doctor. Should I stop doing so? I'm sure I could find something else to spend your considerable fees on.

[sandy-requiem.livejournal.com]

You're doing a spectacular job of not doing so, then. Perhaps you're embarrassed by something? You can talk to me.

[samuraiprosecutor]

I do talk to you, as much as I care to.

[sandy-requiem.livejournal.com]

But you're not really talking. You're saying what you want to hear, not necessarily what's on your mind.

[samuraiprosecutor]

Anything I wish to say I have said.