> > Dr. Laura? Aaaaauuuggghhh!!! That woman drives me nuts! I'm pretty conservative, but that woman is SO narrow-minded!
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> > Ell"A small rant now and then feels good"myruh
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> Hehe, I used to think about the same thing. I'm pretty conservative (ok, I'm *really* conservative) and I thought she was *way* harsh...
> That being said, I love her now. Someone sent this in (be it letter or fax, I don't know) and I have to say I agree!
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> The Five Stages Of Dr. Laura
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> 1. DENIAL
> I dunno...she may be famous and have her own radio program, but I don't know what people see in her. She's so pushy and loud and makes quick judgments on people.
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> 2. ANGER
> How could she call that 21-year-old girl who slept with her father's best friend STUPID? That's so harsh! She's a therapist! Isn't she supposed to be kind and gentle?
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> 3. BARGAINING
> Well, maybe I'll just listen to one more show. That'll really prove she's a pushy broad.
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> 4. DEPRESSION
> I haven't listened to Dr. Laura's show in a while. For some reason, I'm feeling a bit low. She may be pushy, but her show is never boring! Okay. I'll give it another shot.
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> 5. ACCEPTANCE
> Ya know, maybe she's pushy for a reason. Sometimes her callers don't want to hear the truth...Even my mom listens to her and the more I listen, the more of her advice I agree with.
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>
> Now, this probably isn't the case with you, but I found it true for me...I just think it's hilarious, also...
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> Ti'the views of this post do not reflect that of the majority, I'm sure'cia

I went through three stages of Dr. Laura. First, I hated her. Then I loved her -- even bought one of the books. Now I listen, but I notice she's really changed over the years. She doesn't listen to people very well, and she makes assumptions that really bother me. I don't think my stages of like and dislike for her show are my own; I think it's because *she's* changed.

Mou"that's my story and I'm sticking to it"sie