The Angry Therapist
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Latest Issues
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Authors
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John Kim is a licensed therapist, speaker, and author of best sellers, "I Used To Be A Miserable F*ck" and “Single. On Purpose." Featured in The New York Post, NPR, Armchair Expert, Vice, and has been documenting his journey since 2010.
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