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A caller tries to decide whether or not to get back into stripping after taking a short hiatus to get clean from cocaine.

Then a caller tells me how she wound up with an ankle monitor and reminisces about her experience going to Mexico with a stranger, and a final caller talks about why curing cancer is boring.

I hope GTA 6 is good. I am a gecko.

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0:00 – Intro
0:17 – A caller tries to decide whether or not to get back into stripping after a hiatus to get clean from cocaine.
23:29 – A caller with an ankle monitor reminisces about her experience going to Mexico with a stranger.
50:19 – A final callers talks about why curing cancer is boring.
58:56 – How to call the Gecko!

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39 thoughts on ““SHOULD I BE A STRIPPER?” – Therapy Gecko

  1. I think Lyle heavily promotes being social and while I don’t think that’s a bad thing I personally feel like you can still achieve the same amount of fulfillment by yourself

  2. I don't know who needs to hear this but I hope it can be of help to someone out there- addiction is cunning. Addiction will influence your decisions to break your sobriety without you even realizing. I sincerely hope the first woman does not go back into stripping. I understand money issues make things difficult, but there are plenty of other ways to make money in a less risky environment for maintaining sobriety. What I hear is her addiction talking, doing anything it possibly can to make her rationalize going back to a high risk environment. From there it's not a question of IF, sadly, it's a question of WHEN relapse occurs. It's no different than an alcoholic getting a little sobriety under their belt and then thinking they will be fine bartending. Sure, it's possible. But don't risk it. Just don't. Do anything else. It's very easy to take "simply living" for granted. Anyways, I'll get off my soapbox but I hope this might be helpful to anyone that needs to hear it. I speak from experience: I was addicted to meth for 16 years and failed out of 2 rehabs. Currently have 413 days sober. Never ever ever ever ever ever give up. Take care!❤

  3. Lauren should be happy he DUI was for actually driving. Try getting a DUI for trying to be responsible and sleeping in your vehicle after a party and without driving at all after drinking you are woke up from a dead sleep with a piggy knockin on your window only to be arrested for a DUI for not driving home drunk and trying to be a decent human being and not put my nor other drivers lives at risk.
    I hardly drink these days but the troopers and DA showed me its smarter to try to drive home drunk and hope everything goes well instead of sleeping until the next day to letting the alcohol get processed before driving home while drunk.

  4. The story of the girl from Utah with the ankle bracelet getting a dui for more than a .05 I grew up in wisconsin and I think only your 3rd dui is considered a felony. I've heard plenty of stories of cops just letting people go on a first offense

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