You know, when I was in group therapy, what we used to do was sit in a circle.

Yeah.

And then everybody would kind of stare at their feet and wait for somebody to start.

And, you know, eventually somebody would go, I think I'm gay, but I'm afraid to tell my parents, something like that.

Who did that?

The guy that was...

You know, okay, this probably shouldn't, doesn't need to go in your...

And his parents could be listening, so be careful.

But one time, when I first started the group, they asked, they asked all of us to go around and

describe ourselves

something in the room that described us and a woman there went i'm the crack in the ceiling

because it's flawed and full of some horrible thing and i was just like full of mold problem

this is a place for me.

But it probably was.

You know, I think it would have been better for people to just talk.

For them to have to say, you know, what part of the room they are.

Yeah, especially since those rooms are usually so depressing.

I, you know, I just always kept in my back pocket in case I had to go to one of those

types of meetings and they said, you know, describe yourself using a, you know, part of the

room.

I always kept in my back pocket.

I'm the blood-stained rug.

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