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I often make a stop to the local coffee shop after my therapy sessions. It's a nice way to sit and think about the things we discussed, make notes about what to change, and decompress. I imagine I often look pretty troubled when I'm there, but really that's just how my face looks when I'm thinking about a lot at once.

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Published: 7 years ago

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Norithics

7 years ago

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Having a place to collect your thoughts like that is so underrated. <3

johnbrittish

7 years ago

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cathartic~

Fonso

7 years ago

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Maybe I should do the same as well. Can you recommend any drink?

MeganBryar

7 years ago

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That sounds like a lovely way to unwind, particularly after something as intense as I imagine some therapy sessions must be. Or anyway, I guess that's my assumption. But I find that there's a lot of value in having a place like that where you can just go to be, and to center yourself, and I'm glad you've got someplace that can help you do that.

This is a lovely picture, too. It's simple but I think it says so much. Mal's expression and body language are beautifully done, and really evoke that feeling of unwinding and of, if just for a moment, letting everything go. You can imagine the smells and sounds of the shop around them, and I really like the serenity of it all. Your watercolors look phenomenal, too! I can only think of maybe one other artist, off hand, who uses watercolors in any way, and I understand they can be pretty frustrating to work with. But, done well, they are so beautiful and this looks amazing!

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