talking to a psychologist about how I feel I'm not good at delivering monologues of my problems, so I'll appreciate you to be more conversational. I'm trapped by my parents' expectation. The only sensible way out is ... ... is constantly on my mind. I can't get away from these thoughts. They haunt me. Doing something is all-consuming. I know it's the right decision to ... I'm afraid of my current life path. However, I'm excited about my plan for a change. Thank you for being a sounding board. Note: when communicating my problematic life situations with a psychologist, I'll be better off if I'm definite about what I say. Using modal verbs may be an intelligent way of writing academic essays, but seeing a psychologist is all about staying true to my perception of the reality. Whether I'm impartial or rational is not relevant. S/he will make a professional judgment eventually.