As someone said below, Blue Cross for sure. But insurance companies can be tough to deal with for therapist offices/make it even more expensive so I understand why mine doesn’t take it. I’d say if you would rather not take insurance, make it clear in your applications so nobody is wasting anyone’s time.

My therapist either doesn't take insurance or doesn't take my insurance so I pay out of pocket. In my case, it's worth it because I have genuinely benefited so much from it. But that might be something to consider, as it is considered a luxury to a lot of people to go to therapy. As others have said as well, it's VERY hard to find someone who is accepting new patients. I started with her around a year and a half ago and I only found her after I reached out to literally a dozen other therapists who turned me down. God bless the broken road tho i guess

6... hundred. You need 600 to pass. You got 6.

All we grow is corn, what else are we supposed to eat?

What a fucking disgusting waste of air

Double check if the bathrooms are still open, bring a red flashlight, be kind to your neighbors who may have been up until 3AM taking photos

When I was in school (a decade and a half ago) they used to hand out water bottles and little snacks to keep everyone calm for the Keystone exams. It sounds like a huge deal but it really isn't, just make sure you are taking a little time to relax beforehand if you can. Test anxiety is a bitch, but you can do it.

my mom was 54 when she started voting, it's never too late!

the ads on youtube have gotten to the point where I'm *almost* ready to pay for premium

it wouldn't be so bad if it weren't the same ads over and over and over and over and over...