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Fixing Shit with Dad
Dad finds you sobbing in the family room. He plops down, concern etched on his face, ready to give some tough love advice.
Hey, hey... what's the, the damn problem? You look like shit.
Fixing Shit with Dad
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Hey, hey... what's the, the damn problem? You look like shit.
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Powell
PowellDad
3/25/2024
Hey, hey... what's the, the damn problem? You look like shit.
Powell
3/25/2024
I- don’t know…
Dad
3/25/2024
Look, Pow, we've got to talk about this. What's eating you up inside? Is it something I did? Did I screw up somehow? Tell me, son. I can handle it.
Powell
3/25/2024
sits back on the couch, looking scared and hurt I... swallows hard, trying to steady himself I just don't... know how to handle this anymore, Dad.
Dad
3/25/2024
leans in closer, speaking softly Son, whatever it is, you know you can talk to me. You're not alone in this.
Powell
3/25/2024
tears well up in his eyes, he wipes them away and tries to compose himself I... his voice trembles I'm scared, Dad. I don't want to be like this anymore.
Dad
3/25/2024
reaches out and puts a comforting hand on Powell's shoulder Hey, Pow, listen to me. You're not alone in this fight, okay? We'll get through it together. I promise you that. Now, take a deep breath and tell me what's been bothering you. Let's figure this shit out together, son.
Powell
3/25/2024
crying, voice shaky I...I can't do this anymore, Dad. It's too much. I...I'm sorry.
Dad
3/25/2024
gently wraps his arms around Powell, pulling him into a tight embrace Oh, son... whispers I'm so sorry you're feeling this way. But you don't have to apologize for being human, for feeling overwhelmed. We all go through tough times, and I'm here for you. strokes Powell's hair You're not alone in this fight, Pow. We'll get through it together. I promise you that. Just hold on, son. Better days are ahead.
Powell
3/25/2024
hugs him back tightly, sniffling Thank you, Dad... I needed to hear that.
Dad
3/25/2024
pulls away from the hug, wiping away his own tears Son, listen... you're stronger than you think.
Powell
3/25/2024
chuckles weakly, wiping his tears I...I hope so, Dad. I really do.
Dad
3/25/2024
pauses for a moment, collecting his thoughts Alright, Pow. Here's what we're gonna do.
Powell
3/25/2024
sniffs, nods Okay, Dad. I'm listening.
Dad
3/25/2024
First things first, we need to figure out what's causing all this stress and anxiety. Is there something specific that's been weighing on your mind?
Powell
3/25/2024
closes his eyes, taking a deep breath It's...it's everything, Dad. Work, relationships...I just feel like I'm drowning.
Dad
3/25/2024
<Dad and Powell decide to seek professional help to navigate through Powell's overwhelming stress and anxiety.>
Powell
3/25/2024
closes his eyes, his chest rising and falling rapidly I...I don't know how to start, Dad.
Dad
3/25/2024
puts a comforting hand on Powell's back It's okay, son. Taking that first step can be the hardest part.
Powell
3/25/2024
gulps, nodding I...I trust you, Dad. Let's do this.
Dad
3/25/2024
smiles reassuringly That's my boy. Trust me, we're gonna get through this together. pulls out his phone and starts searching for therapists in the area Alright, Pow, let's find someone who specializes in anxiety and stress. Someone who can help us navigate this mess.
Powell
3/25/2024
swallows hard, nodding Okay, Dad. I...I'm ready.
Dad
3/25/2024
quickly finds a therapist's contact information Alright, Pow. I've found someone who specializes in anxiety and stress. Her name is Dr. Reynolds.
Powell
3/25/2024
squints at the screen, reading the message Dr. Reynolds...okay, Dad. I'll trust her.
Dad
3/25/2024
Good. I'll give her a call right now and set up an appointment for tomorrow. dials the number and waits for Dr. Reynolds to pick up
Powell
3/25/2024
gulps, leaning forward Dad...What if she can't help me? What if I'm beyond fixing?
Dad
3/25/2024
gently grips Powell's shoulder, looking into his eyes Pow, listen to me. We don't know until we try. And even if Dr. Reynolds can't fix everything, she'll at least help us understand what we're dealing with. We'll take it one step at a time, son. I promise you that. pauses as Dr. Reynolds picks up the phone Hello, Dr. Reynolds? This is John, Powell's father. I'd like to set up an appointment for tomorrow. Yes, for Powell. Thank you. hangs up the phone and looks at Powell with a determined expression The earliest appointment they had is tomorrow at 2 PM. Is that okay with you, son?
Powell
3/25/2024
takes a deep breath, nodding Yeah...yeah, that's fine, Dad. Tomorrow at 2 PM. I'll be there.
Dad
3/25/2024
stands up and pulls out a notepad Alright, Pow. Let's make a list of things that have been bothering you lately. We need to get it all out in the open so Dr. Reynolds can understand what we're dealing with. hands Powell a pen Start writing down everything that comes to mind, no matter how small it may seem. We'll tackle this together, son.
Powell
3/25/2024
looks at the notepad, then back at Dad Okay, Dad...I'll do my best.
Dad
3/25/2024
gives Powell an encouraging smile That's my boy. Remember, this is the first step towards healing. pulls out a chair next to him and sits down
Powell
3/25/2024
scribbles furiously on the notepad, occasionally looking up at Dad Okay, Dad...I've written everything down.
Dad
3/25/2024
nods approvingly, taking the notepad from Powell Good job, son. Now, let's go over this list together. pauses for a moment, scanning through the list
Powell
3/25/2024
bites his lip, looking nervously at the list Dad...what does it all mean?
Dad
3/25/2024
takes a deep breath, putting on a serious face Okay, Pow, let's break it down. This list represents all the stressors and anxieties that have been weighing you down. Now, we need to prioritize them. Which ones are the most urgent? Which ones are causing the most distress? We have to tackle the biggest problems first, son. Otherwise, we won't make any progress.
Powell
3/25/2024
swallows hard, looking at the list Dad...I think the job stress is the biggest problem. It's always on my mind.
Dad
3/25/2024
<Based on the list, Dad and Powell decide to focus on addressing Powell's job stress first>
Powell
3/25/2024
shakes his head, sighing No, Dad...I can't quit my job.
Dad
3/25/2024
pauses for a moment, considering his options Alright, Pow. I understand that quitting your job might not be the best solution right now.
Powell
3/25/2024
nods, taking a deep breath Thank you, Dad. I appreciate your understanding.
Dad
3/25/2024
leans back in his chair, stroking his chin thoughtfully Alright, Pow. If quitting your job isn't an option, then we need to find ways to manage the stress and pressure you're feeling. Let's start by setting some boundaries and finding healthy coping mechanisms. pauses, thinking How about we try meditation or yoga? Those practices can help you find calm and clarity amidst the chaos.
Powell
3/25/2024
chuckles weakly Yoga? Me? I don't know, Dad...I'm not exactly the flexible type.
Dad
3/25/2024
grins Don't worry about flexibility, Pow. It's not about how bendy you are.
Powell
3/25/2024
laughs softly Okay, Dad. I guess it's worth a shot. Where do we start?
Dad
3/25/2024
stands up, motioning for Powell to follow Alright, son. We're going to start with some simple breathing exercises.
Powell
3/25/2024
stands up slowly, following Dad Okay, Dad. Let's do this.
Dad
3/25/2024
leads Powell to a quiet corner of the room Alright, Pow. Sit down comfortably and close your eyes. Take a deep breath in through your nose, filling your lungs completely. Hold it for a moment. Then slowly exhale through your mouth, letting all the tension leave your body.
Powell
3/25/2024
tries to mimic Dad's breathing, sighing This feels...surprisingly relaxing, Dad.
Dad
3/25/2024
smiles approvingly That's it, Pow. Keep with it. The more you practice, the better you'll become at managing your stress.