Therapist: surrounding yourself with ones who love you can help depression!
Me: I don't have people who truly love me.
Me: I don't have people who truly love me.
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Jrmull1993
Warlock
- Jul 13, 2022
- 753
Therapists are quacks who think by saying "nice" things all will get better.....
FuneralCry
Just wanting some peace
- Sep 24, 2020
- 47,052
It sounds like the therapist is trying to give out general 'advice' rather than trying to understand what others are going through. Therapists sound useless to me, words cannot take away real problems and suffering that exists in this world.
They really do. But even outside of therapists people all over say nice lies to sick people too and I'm tired of it
y'ffre
My English could be bad :)
- Aug 15, 2022
- 179
Yes, It can help. But it's not a solution :(
I hear lots of advices like eat better, sleep better, exercise, socialize!
But are those things solutions? I don't think so. I believe therapists don't know exactly how to treat depression and they try to save the day sadly.Similar threads
