How to Answer 'My Therapist Would Say I' Hinge Prompt
Hey, I'm Paw Markus and I have come up with 121 (!!) answers to the "my therapist would say I" hinge prompt, and some of them are actually not shit.
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How to Answer 'My Therapist Would Say I'
- Have an unhealthy obsession with dad jokes
- Should stop trying to high-five strangers
- Need to accept that pineapple belongs on pizza
- Have an irrational fear of garden gnomes
- Overthink my overthinking
- Could benefit from a cat intervention
- Need to stop adopting every stray animal I see
- Have an uncanny ability to find the weirdest items at thrift stores
- Should learn to moonwalk for social situations
- Have a concerning amount of useless trivia stored in my brain
- Need to stop planning my zombie apocalypse strategy
- Could use my powers of procrastination for good
- Have an extraordinary talent for finding the longest line at the grocery store
- Should embrace my inner child, but maybe not during job interviews
- Need to accept that I can't pull off a fedora
- Have a gift for turning awkward silences into even more awkward conversations
- Could benefit from a Netflix intervention
- Need to stop trying to befriend neighborhood squirrels
- Have an unhealthy relationship with coffee
- Should learn to adult, but where's the fun in that?
- Need to stop using "but first, coffee" as a life motto
- Have a superpower of making simple tasks unnecessarily complicated
- Could use my pizza-eating skills for competitive eating
- Need to accept that my singing voice isn't as angelic as I think
- Have a talent for finding the most obscure Wikipedia articles
- Should stop trying to make fetch happen
- Need to embrace my inner dancing queen, even if it's just in the kitchen
- Have an impressive ability to quote entire movies, but struggle with basic small talk
- Could benefit from learning the art of graceful exits
- Need to stop blaming my zodiac sign for my poor life choices
- Have a gift for turning any conversation into a debate about aliens
- Should learn to cook something other than instant ramen
- Need to accept that my plant parenting skills are subpar at best
- Have a knack for finding the most random YouTube videos at 3 AM
- Could use my power of overthinking to solve world problems
- Need to stop treating my dog like a human child
- Have an uncanny ability to attract mosquitoes in any season
- Should learn to express emotions without using only memes
- Need to accept that my fashion sense is... unique
- Have a superpower of always choosing the wrong line at airport security
Cheeky and Sarcastic Answers (use with caution)
- Am too good-looking for my own good
- Should patent my eye-roll technique
- Need to stop using sarcasm as a love language
- Have elevated passive-aggressiveness to an art form
- Could teach a masterclass in Netflix binging
- Need to stop treating my cat like a therapist
- Have a PhD in procrastination
- Should write a book on creative excuses
- Need to accept that my dance moves are a public safety hazard
- Have perfected the art of avoiding small talk
- Could win an Olympic medal in overthinking
- Need to stop using "that's what she said" in professional settings
- Have a black belt in avoiding responsibilities
- Should start a support group for chronic oversleepers
- Need to accept that my flirting style is... unique
- Have a talent for finding the most expensive item on any menu
- Could teach a class on how to turn simple tasks into day-long projects
- Need to stop using memes as a form of communication
- Have an impressive collection of unfinished projects
- Should consider a career in professional napping
- Need to accept that my puns are not as hilarious as I think
- Have elevated ghosting to an art form
- Could write a guidebook on how to avoid adulting
- Need to stop treating my plants like emotional support animals
- Have a talent for finding the most awkward moment to sneeze
- Should consider therapy for my addiction to online shopping
- Need to accept that my Tinder bio is not as witty as I believe
- Have a superpower of attracting weirdos on public transport
- Could teach a masterclass in coming up with creative wifi names
- Need to stop using "I'm fine" when I'm clearly not
- Have a PhD in finding reasons not to go to the gym
- Should write a book on the art of overthinking text messages
- Need to accept that my cooking experiments are potential biohazards
- Have a talent for always picking the shopping cart with the wonky wheel
- Could win an award for most creative use of emojis in professional emails
- Need to stop treating Google as my primary care physician
- Have elevated social media stalking to a fine art
- Should consider a career in professional coffee tasting
- Need to accept that my karaoke skills are not as impressive as I think
- Have a superpower of always managing to step in puddles, even on sunny days
Even More Ways to Answer 'My Therapist Would Say I'
- Have an uncanny ability to find the one typo in a 300-page book
- Should stop trying to make "fetch" happen
- Need to accept that my spirit animal is a sloth
- Have elevated binge-watching to an Olympic sport
- Could write a dissertation on the art of procrastination
- Need to stop using "LOL" as punctuation in real-life conversations
- Have a black belt in avoiding confrontation
- Should consider a career in professional blanket fort building
- Need to accept that my Instagram food photos are not art
- Have a superpower of always choosing the slowest checkout line
- Could teach a masterclass on how to turn a 5-minute story into an hour-long saga
- Need to stop using air quotes in every sentence
- Have a PhD in finding excuses not to go to the gym
- Should write a book on the art of mismatched socks
- Need to accept that my dad jokes are not improving with age
- Have a talent for finding the most obscure facts at 3 AM
- Could win an award for most creative use of duct tape
- Need to stop treating my houseplants like they're my children
- Have an impressive ability to trip over thin air
- Should consider therapy for my addiction to buying unnecessary kitchen gadgets
- Need to accept that my accent impressions are not as accurate as I think
- Have a superpower of always managing to spill something on a white shirt
- Could teach a class on how to turn any conversation into a monologue about my cat
- Need to stop using "adulting" as an excuse for everything
- Have a talent for finding the one mosquito in a room full of people
- Should write a guidebook on how to avoid small talk at parties
- Need to accept that my parallel parking skills are a public hazard
- Have elevated overthinking text messages to an art form
- Could win a medal for most creative excuses for being late
- Need to stop treating WebMD as my primary care physician
- Have a PhD in finding the worst possible moment to have a wardrobe malfunction
- Should consider a career in professional nap taking
- Need to accept that my attempts at DIY are more "why" than "do it yourself"
- Have a talent for always managing to buy fruit that goes bad in 24 hours
- Could teach a masterclass on how to turn a simple task into a day-long project
- Need to stop using emojis as a substitute for actual emotions
- Have an uncanny ability to attract every dog in a 5-mile radius
- Should write a book on the art of passive-aggressive dish washing
- Need to accept that my multi-tasking usually means doing multiple things poorly at once
- Have a superpower of always forgetting someone's name immediately after being introduced
- Have perfected the art of turning "I'll be ready in 5 minutes" into a 2-hour adventure
Time to Up Your Dating Game
There you have it, folks. With these answers, you'll either land a date or a spot on a comedy show. Either way, you're winning. Remember, authenticity is key, even if that means admitting you're a walking disaster.
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Now go forth and charm the pants off Hinge. Just remember, if all else fails, there's always therapy. Or cats. Lots of cat