subway therapy

On Thursday night, the rogue subway therapist received his first ever ticket for his sticky note project.

'This was a great way for some to ease their stress without worrying about judgement. It truly is therapeutic.'

New Yorkers have another shot at "Subway Therapy" starting Thursday and stretching through the weekend.

Cuomo dabbled in illegal, unsanctioned vandalism and faced no consequences when he added a note to the beloved 'Subway Therapy' project, an attorney argues.

"It is my hope that these books will inspire people to explore new pathways of expression and understanding," the artist behind Subway Therapy said.

Messages will be preserved New York Historical Society.

Messages included "Love everyone," "Black lives matter," and "Not my president."

"New York State holds the torch high! - Andrew C."

More than 1,500 people wrote messages of fear, hope, and solidarity on sticky notes in the 14th Street tunnel.