what did you go for?
did you get nervous?
what was it like

And if you are nervous, a mask of bravado can go a long way.

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Post edited at 10:34 pm on Sep. 23, 2008 by nicktodd

Post edited at 9:00 pm on Sep. 23, 2008 by IsInsanitySoBad

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I want to peel off your skin and eat it.

I play the geetah with mine.

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♥Kayla/Sarah/Allie
I've got a feeling
That I was put here
For you

But yes, going to see the counselor for the 1st time can be very nerve wracking... I remember I walked up to the door and then run about 3 times before I got the courage to actually go in.

You can go for many diffrent reasons, family problems, depression, anxiety, problems with school, peers... lots of things.

Every one has diffrent experience with them, the counsellors at my school have all been really good to talk to and helped me ALOT with my depression and eating disorder.

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If you have one foot in yesterday And one foot in tomorrow
Your pissing all over today

Feeling nervous is completely natural. It will get easier though - the first time will probably be the hardest. Go in with no expectations, you know? Just go, have a chat, and see how you feel after. The counselor's purpose isn't to make all your bad feelings go away at once, it's to listen and just do what s/he can. But if you go in with an open mind and let yourself be open and honest, it might really help. Talk about anything too. Whatever's on your mind.

I know how scary it can be, but try not to let your nerves get the better of you. Take a deep breath and go for it! Good luck.

Post edited at 4:50 am on Sep. 24, 2008 by amiee

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the laughter penetrates my silence
as drunken men find flaws in science