T: Alright, so you're...
A: A*****.
T: Right! Yes, it's nice to meet you. So, how are you feeling today?
A: ...I don't know.
T: You don't know?
A: I don't know. I'm not good with feelings.
T: I see. That's okay. There are many other children that I've worked with that have said something similar.
A: Children? But I'm fifteen years old.
T: By legal definition, you're still a child.
But we're not here to discuss that, are we? Let's see...you still attend school, right? How's school?
A: Ordinary.
T: Ordinary? Not interesting, boring, just normal?
A: It's a little boring...
T: School's always a little boring when you're fifteen. Do you have friends?
A: Not really.
T: Do you ever think about having friends? I could introduce you to someone, if you'd like.
A: I don't need friends.
T: But wouldn't it be nice to have some? You said "not really" when I asked about having friends, does this mean that you have at least one friend?
A: I guess? We don't really hang out much...I think he hates me.
T: Why do you think that?
A: Because I'm stupid!