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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Awkward asexual dating and unworthy for therapy

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Bobisode! Dr Kirk and Bob answer patron emails.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/KIRK to get 10% off your first month.

00:00 Dr. Kirk's book on grief
10:24 Am I aromantic, asexual or clueless?
31:10 2017 OPP
33:51 Co-hosts 3 favorite colors
40:21 Feeling unworthy for therapy


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July 26, 2024

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®

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0:00.0

So Bob, as one author to the other, I am happy to announce that I finally carved out a couple weeks,

0:10.1

maybe more, to finish my book on grief. That's fantastic. Every day I wake up and exercise and hang out with the dogs and

0:20.2

Stacy and have a little breakfast and have my coffee on the deck it's my perfect

0:28.1

morning and then I sit down and for the next 10 hours I sit in front of the computer and think and read and write and revise and marvel at how bad

0:40.6

of a writer I am but then feel okay about several revisions.

0:47.0

And I've gone up and down with my feelings about this, you know, this project of writing this book over the past 10 years.

0:56.0

There have been times when I thought this is going to be the, great book on grief.

1:05.2

There were times when I thought this is a total piece of shit.

1:07.8

What the fuck am I even doing with myself?

1:10.4

Why do I even try?

1:12.0

I wasted all that time. You know there were several years. Well

1:15.1

There was probably a five six seven year span where I didn't even work on the thing I just kept

1:20.4

threatening to because I planned to but so many things kept getting in the way.

1:27.0

And then the pandemic hit and I was overworked and it took me four years to finally scale back to you know 50 hours a week and I finally

1:40.7

had the ability to bank a bunch of episodes so I could spend two or three weeks to

1:48.4

work more which is to write the book but you know it's easy work but but yes it's

1:54.7

going well the pace isn't too bad I'm a little tentative to predict when I

2:02.3

will be done, but I was basically writing the first chapter from scratch.

2:09.0

And it's a pretty involved chapter of talking about my own grief and trying to do so well interweaving

2:20.6

a little bit of theory and a little bit of commentary and commenting on the

2:28.6

thoughts and emotions and experiences and I learned a lot writing this chapter. I made connections that I had never

2:39.7

made before and this loss was 35 years ago or something for me. It was a long time ago and one

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