We are entrenched in the era of the 'theraposeur.' To err is human, but to go to therapy and talk about said error? Supposedly, divine.
Jonah Hill Text Leak
play out. For the blessedly uninitiated: Sarah Brady, Hill’s ex-girlfriend, started leaking old texts from him. For example, Hill wanted to set “boundaries” by prohibiting his girlfriend from surfing with men. He also sought to keep her from having friendships with women in “unstable places” from her “wild recent past” that go beyond lunch or coffee or “something respectful.” And they go
from there. Brady accuses Hill of gaslighting. Hill accuses her of hurting “our trust.” Hill says that screenshotting his texts is a “huge triggering violation for me.
To that end, rather than attempt to adjudicate celebrity relationship drama , let’s instead focus on that which Hill stands rightly accused of: weaponizing therapy-speak. And he’s not alone.People I never thought would go to therapy are now in it. At face value, this could be a great thing, except that now, people talk about their therapists the same way they talk about their personal trainers or facialists or, worse, friends.
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