I have found myself sitting in gutters a number of times in my counselling psychology career. There is some kind of irony in that, given one of my grandfathers apparently died in a gutter from his drunkenness (it happened before I was born). But this ancestral history did not deter me from voluntarily going to those places to be with young people who were in distress.
The first two occasions stay strong in my memory.
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