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If seeing a psychologist was free...

Originally posted by: digitalsnare
yeah, ive gotten help from ppl I know online with this stuff, it really helps you straighten things out
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Theres a slight difference between talking to friends about problems and talking to complete strangers about them.
 
Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3
Originally posted by: digitalsnare
yeah, ive gotten help from ppl I know online with this stuff, it really helps you straighten things out
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Theres a slight difference between talking to friends about problems and talking to complete strangers about them.
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no, its mainly someone I know online who is a certified Psychologist
 
Originally posted by: digitalsnare
Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3
Originally posted by: digitalsnare
yeah, ive gotten help from ppl I know online with this stuff, it really helps you straighten things out
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Theres a slight difference between talking to friends about problems and talking to complete strangers about them.
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no, its mainly someone I know online who is a certified Psychologist
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I see...

::Removes foot from mouth:: 😛
 
lol, its cool, I was skeptical of him at first, ill admit, but he has been so cool about everything, i owe a lot to him
 
Seriously, I've known a LOT of people get their lives straightened out by seeing psychologists.

You know, the type who are always f*ck-ups, manage to screw up every relationship they are in, can't keep a job down, etc.

Also, the more obviously 'needing help' type - perpetually depressed, folks with violent mood swings.

There really actually IS a reason for ANY human behavior, and often a fairly easy solution. The people have to see they have *some* kind of problem, though. Good advice does no good if ignored.
 
Heck, I wouldn't even go see a doctor for just a medical exam if it was free, think the last time was when I was 6ish and got my head cut and needed stitches and that was over almost 18 years ago.

Just a normal man and only go to one if my arm falls off or something 😀
 
I definitly would. I don't have any significant problems, but it would be a great way to relax and get a better grasp of a happy fulfilling life.

peace
sean
 
nope. no problems ive come across i couldnt reason out/solve for myself.

we are all "a little off" in one way or another. i dont need to pay someone, week after week, to tell me that and what i need to do to fix it, or convince me i need more chemicals swirling around in my noggin.
 
Originally posted by: shimsham
nope. no problems ive come across i couldnt reason out/solve for myself.

we are all "a little off" in one way or another. i dont need to pay someone, week after week, to tell me that and what i need to do to fix it, or convince me i need more chemicals swirling around in my noggin.
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Did you read the title of the thread? 😛
 
Not a chance in hell. I used to work at an outpatient mental health clinic here in Seattle, and I'd rather deal with my problems on my own.

That and my older brother went to a pshrink a few years ago for depression, and came out blaming my parents for not encouraging him to be more social in high school. The dumb bastard didn't want to do anything but play on the computer, which led to his current well paying job, and the life he seems to enjoy. BUT IT'S ALL THEIR FAULT. Boo f'ing hoo.
 
Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3
Originally posted by: shimsham
nope. no problems ive come across i couldnt reason out/solve for myself.

we are all "a little off" in one way or another. i dont need to pay someone, week after week, to tell me that and what i need to do to fix it, or convince me i need more chemicals swirling around in my noggin.
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Did you read the title of the thread? 😛
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DOH!

still no.

wait, are the drugs free?
 
Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3
Originally posted by: digitalsnare
yeah, ive gotten help from ppl I know online with this stuff, it really helps you straighten things out
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Theres a slight difference between talking to friends about problems and talking to complete strangers about them.
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Yeah, the stranger can be objective and non-biased.
 
Originally posted by: Darilus
Not a chance in hell. I used to work at an outpatient mental health clinic here in Seattle, and I'd rather deal with my problems on my own.

That and my older brother went to a pshrink a few years ago for depression, and came out blaming my parents for not encouraging him to be more social in high school. The dumb bastard didn't want to do anything but play on the computer, which led to his current well paying job, and the life he seems to enjoy. BUT IT'S ALL THEIR FAULT. Boo f'ing hoo.
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Sounds like your "dumb bastard" brother is the problem and not shrinks. If all he can do is blame blame blame then he obviously has some sort of problem.

Why did your work in the clinic make you feel that way?
 
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3
Originally posted by: digitalsnare
yeah, ive gotten help from ppl I know online with this stuff, it really helps you straighten things out
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Theres a slight difference between talking to friends about problems and talking to complete strangers about them.
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Yeah, the stranger can be objective and non-biased.
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this is the main reason i enjoy talking to him
 
I'm currently seeing one for drugs/depression. Started a little over a week ago though, so I'm not sure if he really helps yet. 😛
 
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