A licensed therapist and marriage counselor on social media has come out to throw subtle shades at women who make attempts to come clean after cheating.
The marriage counselor who is based in Florida took to her X account, @AskDrAntiOnette, to post a made up scenario with her client.
According to her, the supposed ”client” said;
“I’ve been having an affair and I think I want to bring my husband to my next therapy session to come clean.”
To describe her reaction to getting this sort of statement, she posted a short GIF.
Another Twitter user, @TayaMonae, had asked how she would respond to this and she replied, “with the facial expressions on the meme”, hoping the client would catch on to her non-verbal message.
Many netizens have questioned the authenticity of her ability to be a good marriage counselor because of the information.
See reactions below:
@Cesarcounsels wrote: If I were a client and saw you post a facial expression of judgement I wouldn’t feel safe to go deep even if I fucked up.
@normalgirlvibes asked: You gossiping about your clients?
@Playm8z wrote: In your first session, you have to find out if your therapist has twitter fingers.
@jrdznn said: If I ever saw my therapist post something like this, even if it was made up, I’d be devastated. Y’all are focused on the wrong type of engagement
@youngchipotlee said: a lot of people should not be therapists.
@HitzLuzick said: You won’t believe her profession 😊
See post below:
Client: “I’ve been having an affair and I think I want to bring my husband to my next therapy session to come clean.”
Me as a therapist: pic.twitter.com/AQZDplG8yo— AntionetteTheGirlNextDoor (@AskDrAnti0nette) October 7, 2023
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