I’d like to know which works of Whitman and Thoreau he regularly brings into his counseling practice. Hmmmm.

Can someone link the Substack? Do we have to pay to read?

Also found Tim’s fiance. She is very cute. Very tiny. Looks normal. Poor girl.

Here’s snip from Mark’s substack. You guys, this is so fake. When did Plugs become a philosopher and a poet? LMAO You have to be kidding me. This is beyond ridiculous.

“Here I write about the things that actually come up in therapy — the real conversations, the patterns, the breakthroughs, the hard truths delivered with care. My approach has been shaped by 20 years of clinical work, detailed study of Cognitive Behavioral Psychology, and Humanistic, Psychology, but also by Emerson, Thoreau, Whitman, a practical understanding of Christian philosophy, and yes — The Matrix. Because sometimes the most profound questions about what it means to be human show up in the most unexpected places.”

This is so bad.

Read the substack. So clearly not written by Mark. It’s sad, this grasping at straws for validation. I did not subscribe!

Mark talking about being "fully human" is a word salad I will pass up.

Maybe he thinks it involves living with all sorts of personalities and he is just trying to justify being married to a mentally unwell woman.

I think Anna and Scarlett are competing to see who will get the thinnest. Actually, Scarlett looks more painfully thin since she and that odd mustache guy broke up.

I predict that Howertons 2.0 won’t make it another year.

Anonymous wrote:

Well, Mark is trying out a solo gig on substack!

Oh Lord. I'm a teacher and I know a ChatGPT-written essay when I see one. Do these two really think we can't tell they are using AI to write their "expert advice"? I'm embarassed for them and for anyone who is going to them for help.

Same. I really cannot imagine anyone taking either of them seriously. Anna is so palpably insecure and unwell, it’s a wonder to me she has any friends at all.