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| quote: | Originally posted by Arbiter
You said:
Am I correct, then, in the assumption that you no longer feel this way? If so, I'm not sure what benefit "help" could be, as the impetus to end your life seems to be removed.
Otherwise, what you need to do is ask yourself what you don't like about your life, and then change it. Don't make excuses, or pretend that it's beyond your control. Just go out, be assertive, and change it. It never ceases to amaze me how many people complain about their lives when it is completely within their power to change their lives. You need to seize control, and stop letting your preconceptions get in the way of your objectives.
"Getting help" is a real trend nowadays, but like so many forms of pseudoscience, psychology is really just a waste of time and money. You don't need help to solve your problems, and when people tell you that you do, it's just making things worse. |
thats laughable at best.
while I am a firm believer in what you say, it only applies to a few people. Some are not ready to help themselves they need others to guide.
and the thought that a profesional is helping them may create the greatest placebo effect of all. while you do pay out some cash for it, the end result is nice, a happier life.
so don't discredit psychology for everyone. It does have it uses.
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