I went a shrink and she just told me that I was a drug addict/sex addict/alcoholic. I don't need to pay someone $100 an hour to tell me that. I can tell myself that for free. FREEQuote from: DoormouseI have too much pride to go to a shrink. That's basically admitting defeat. I'll fix my problems through self-medication thank you very much.Quote from: Emperor ReaganYeah, I can just take one of those personality disorder quizzes, diagnose myself with them all, and prescribe lots of beer.Quote from: LuckyAnd how's that working out for you?Quote from: Emperor ReaganHorribly. I haven't been drinking, so I am clearly incapable of following doctor's orders.
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