Dr. Blumfeld: I'd like to start by having everyone ask herself how am I censoring myself? What am I doing to inhibit my relationship with those around me by concealing my true self?
Dick: I have a thought on that.
Mary: Don't you dare.
Dr. Blumfeld: Yes?
Dick: Thank you. I work in an office, and I find that I have to censor my feelings just to fit in. I'm often excluded, and whenever I do summon the courage to express my desire to be embraced by the group, I find myself muzzled and squelched by them.
Dr. Blumfeld: We're here to support each other. Please go on. And you are?
Dick: Dickie Jo.
Mary: Dickie Jo?
Dick: Don't mock me. I'm being excluded and sequestered because of my sex. I can feel the air change in the room when I walk in, and I just think it's so unfair.
Mary: Just stop it. Stop it.
Nina: Big girl. Pretty, but big.