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No, you jackwagon! Snap out of it!

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Not necessarily. Drill sergeants may have developed skills in leadership, discipline, and communication that could be valuable in therapy. However, it would be important for them to adapt their approach to be more supportive, empathetic, and less authoritarian in order to be effective as a therapist.

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