It would be hearsay. And he's not worth my time.

I stopped seeing him for several reasons. He never advertised as a "Christian counselor", but Houston is in the bible belt. Our marriage has been shit for years but we have a kid with special needs, she can't hold down a job, and I'm not rich. Basically separate households is impossible for financial reasons and because of the high level of care our kids require. I'm done trying to fix it but she says she doesn't want to give up, although she consistently refuses compromise or anything that might lead to progress. So I try to make the best of the other areas of my life and put a lot of energy into keeping things from spilling over to the kids. Funny, but the worse our marriage gets the more into Jesus she gets. When we got together she wasn't really religious. But now it's her drug of choice.

@towkneed Oh dear, sounds like quite a situation, sorry to hear about that.

@towkneed Religion really is a drug of choice for some troubled people, and the beauty of it is, for them, that it's so socially sanctioned, unlike street drugs..

"A Glasgow kiss?"

@pamagain A head butt

He was never strong on standards. When he was our marriage counselor she asked about seeing him for personal therapy. I thought he would tell her it was a conflict of interest while seeing us for marriage counseling. Nope.