bro you can type as nice and high effort as you want but it is clear to all here that are awake that you dont want to face yourself
It looks like that psychology degree is really paying off for you.
you know if i lived where your clinic is it would probably me who treats you. just to give you an impression where you are in this conversation and where I am
bro you can type as nice and high effort as you want but it is clear to all here that are awake that you dont want to face yourself
It looks like that psychology degree is really paying off for you.
you know if i lived where your clinic is it would probably me who treats you. just to give you an impression where you are in this conversation and where I am
Where are you in it?
Tryptamine said:The money they collect usually goes to expenses for local chapters, AA is nonprofit. I see that as a positive rather than a negative.
I see it more like initially good intentions turned towards a secret well of potential profit, allowing 'non-profit' to potentially be a PR move.
Im sure TC knows this also
It's weird to think I could be hired as a counselor.
Tryptamine said:The money they collect usually goes to expenses for local chapters, AA is nonprofit. I see that as a positive rather than a negative.I see it more like initially good intentions turned towards a secret well of potential profit, allowing 'non-profit' to potentially be a PR move.
I'm sure some people with seniority do shady dealings, it seems inevitable with anything of that scale in size. But i wouldn't project that to the organization as a whole. Perhaps that's my more charitable thinking speaking.
Tryptamine said:The money they collect usually goes to expenses for local chapters, AA is nonprofit. I see that as a positive rather than a negative.I see it more like initially good intentions turned towards a secret well of potential profit, allowing 'non-profit' to potentially be a PR move.
I'm sure some people with seniority do shady dealings, it seems inevitable with anything of that scale in size. But i wouldn't project that to the organization as a whole. Perhaps that's my more charitable thinking speaking.
I'm more prone to seeing large organizations having increased odds of inviting it with the time it's spent still alive increasing it further. In a way, how couldn't someone try to take advantage of this?
It's inevitable. But AA is organized to where the money usually goes locally and there tends to be accountability and transparency. It's a bit different from schemes that are probably organized around siphoning revenue with the facade of being something else, such as what Scientology seems to do. A tree will produce some bad apples, that's just nature.
