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Why does Dora need therapy?

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stoutfiles:

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--- Quote from: stoutfiles on 12 Jun 2011, 21:51 ---Once again, Faye is trying to drag Dora down.  Jim is now declared a creeper (Angus was the definition of creeper when he was introduced) and Dora needs to not date and get help.  When did Faye become an expert on these things?  I mean, her life is so great and on the fast track to success!  So naturally she knows everything!  It's as if she wants Dora to get help to feel better about herself needing help.

Good for your Dora.  Jim is different from your manatee ex-boyfriend and fits you much better.  Stop taking advice from all your troubled coworkers!



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I take it from your view Dora can do no wrong?


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I think Faye should mind her own business.  If Dora was letting this breakout affect other parts of her life, I would understand.  But it's not.  Dora has bounced back and she's doing fine, get off her back.

Faye has now mentioned therapy multiple times and is now the boss on who she can or can't date?  Huh?  Faye, you aren't Dora's mom...you're just her lackluster employee.  How about you stay out of Dora's personal life and work on your own issues?  You made your thoughts known, now it's just rude to keep telling Dora what she's allowed to do.

Dora can do plenty wrong and she has, but Faye is not the boss of her.  Infact, it's literally the other way around.

Welu:
Yeah, Faye is just Dora's employee. It'd be crazy to suggest they were friends or anything, even living together at one point. Madness.

TheEvilDog:
Stoutfiles, instead of whining about Faye, why not provide proof of why Dora doesn't need therapy. Various people in this topic have provided ample evidence of why it might be beneficial for Dora to see a therapist, while you have provided none. Instead, you have provided opinions and some very generalised comments. As this is your topic, the onus is on you to show us why Dora should continue on her path, we've already done our part, perhaps its time you did yours.

stoutfiles:

--- Quote from: TheEvilDog on 13 Jun 2011, 07:15 ---Stoutfiles, instead of whining about Faye, why not provide proof of why Dora doesn't need therapy. Various people in this topic have provided ample evidence of why it might be beneficial for Dora to see a therapist, while you have provided none. Instead, you have provided opinions and some very generalised comments. As this is your topic, the onus is on you to show us why Dora should continue on her path, we've already done our part, perhaps its time you did yours.

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For the simple reason that it's Dora's life and she can live it how she chooses.  She still goes to work, she doesn't alienate her friends, etc.  She's not crying all day at work...she looks to be doing just fine given she just had a big breakup not too long ago.  I can't say her problems are any worse than any of the QC cast; I could make a case that every single person in this strip needs therapy for something.

Therapy is a personal choice.  Personal.  How would you like it if your friends tried to push you into therapy after a breakup instead of just consoling you?  I know you won't entertain this thought for me, but it would be rude.

I have nothing against therapy, provided the person going wants to go.  It's beneficial, but it's not neccesarily needed.  Are we saying that without therapy Dora will NEVER settle down with someone?  Her dating Jim and ignoring Faye is ruining her life? No, I dont think so.

TheEvilDog:
So are you unable, or unwilling to provide support for you claims? All I have seen is your opinions, which is not nearly enough. We've provided comics as evidence for why Dora should at least talk to someone, while you've just twisted them, or in some cases, ignored them. So, I put to you, where is your evidence? Not opinions, but solid evidence.

I've seen nothing from you that supports anything you claim. Thats all I want.

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