How's everyone doing

Halifaxover 9 years ago

my psychologist told me everyone needs to vent sometimes and there is so much anger and bottled emotion I sense on this site so I thought i should start a thread so how is everyone feeling is everyone OK

feel free to pm me if you just want to TALK.

Poll
Today I feel...
happy28%8
dead inside21%6
bored14%4
confused10%3
sad7%2
sexually frustrated7%2
anger3%1
anxious3%1
motivated3%1
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
https://epicmafia.com/game/5717612
who wants to get smashed in jotto
projectmattover 9 years ago
well, the issue might be in the assumption that they have a goal other than helping you understand your feelings. from my experience, they literally ask you what your goals are as opposed to trying to set an agenda. im sure there are therapists out there that are manipulative in that way, though
thecolonelover 9 years ago
projectmatt
thecolonel
projectmatt
without irony, i think it would be beneficial for most people, if they have the means to get it, to go to therapy/counseling of some kind. there's nothing wrong with wanting to feel better.

if you're not feeling therapy, i also suggest something called mindfulness meditation. it sounds kind of silly at first, but for anxiety, it can be really useful to delve into.
of course there's something wrong with it. all it is is asking someone to tell you what to think. it's like taking psych meds. it's giving yourself an artificial personality
in my experience, it's more like the therapist tries to ask you specific questions or bring up ideas so that you can work out your own thoughts, but every therapist is different, i'm sure.
if you don't have any problems you're just going there to talk and waste your money but if you have something to work on then they have a goal and try to guide you to a certain point. it doesn't matter if you're walking on your own there's still a carrot in front of your nose
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
LIKE REGISTERING FOR THIS WEBSITE
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Becomeclearover 9 years ago
YOU WANNA HELP ME BUILD A TIME MACHINE SO I COULD REDO MY MISTAKES
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
GET THE F- OUT
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
Being honest with myself is hard enough now I need to be honest with another person???????????
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Becomeclearover 9 years ago
also I f*cking hate therapists
projectmattover 9 years ago
elephantasm
this thread makes me feel almost half as bitter as I am confused.
(im your therapist now)

why is that? where do u think those feelings of biterness come from?
deleteddeletedover 9 years ago
this thread makes me feel almost half as bitter as I am confused.
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
https://epicmafia.com/topic/82601?page=5&post_highlight=2813035
I hope you've learned your lesson
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
F*CK
MY
LIFE
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projectmattover 9 years ago
thecolonel
projectmatt
without irony, i think it would be beneficial for most people, if they have the means to get it, to go to therapy/counseling of some kind. there's nothing wrong with wanting to feel better.

if you're not feeling therapy, i also suggest something called mindfulness meditation. it sounds kind of silly at first, but for anxiety, it can be really useful to delve into.
of course there's something wrong with it. all it is is asking someone to tell you what to think. it's like taking psych meds. it's giving yourself an artificial personality
in my experience, it's more like the therapist tries to ask you specific questions or bring up ideas so that you can work out your own thoughts, but every therapist is different, i'm sure.
projectmattover 9 years ago
elephantasm
projectmatt
regular therapy for anxiety/depression/any other issues is beneficial for most people though, i think
depends on the therapist? and person?
i mean, some therapists are better than others, some people probably need to switch around therapists until they find one that fits for them.

but in general, i think someone having a confidential outlet to work out/talk out their issues and deal with them is a beneficial thing for the majority of people to do.
thecolonelover 9 years ago
projectmatt
without irony, i think it would be beneficial for most people, if they have the means to get it, to go to therapy/counseling of some kind. there's nothing wrong with wanting to feel better.

if you're not feeling therapy, i also suggest something called mindfulness meditation. it sounds kind of silly at first, but for anxiety, it can be really useful to delve into.
of course there's something wrong with it. all it is is asking someone to tell you what to think. it's like taking psych meds. it's giving yourself an artificial personality
deleteddeletedover 9 years ago
projectmatt
regular therapy for anxiety/depression/any other issues is beneficial for most people though, i think
depends on the therapist? and person?
Kaiover 9 years ago
costa missed so im gonna switch from confused to happy.
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Becomeclearover 9 years ago
btw if anyone is troubled by anxiety I feel like some of Alan Watt's lectures help, atleast to me
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
Except this ARSENAL GAMEEEEEEEE@%$RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
nothing at all...
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Becomeclearover 9 years ago
In the end nothing really matters
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deleteddeletedover 9 years ago
I trust grief therapists about as much as voodoo doctors. That former word matters a lot.
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
Grief is a very individual thing. However life implies.. death as it is the one and only outcome
projectmattover 9 years ago
Recidivism
projectmatt
without irony, i think it would be beneficial for most people, if they have the means to get it, to go to therapy/counseling of some kind. there's nothing wrong with wanting to feel better.

if you're not feeling therapy, i also suggest something called mindfulness meditation. it sounds kind of silly at first, but for anxiety, it can be really useful to delve into.
Therapy may have its benefits but as someone who has tried grief therapy, let me assure you that it is an absolute crock of sh.it. A therapist can talk you through the pretend problems in your head but they can't make someone less dead.
i don't have any personal experience with grief therapy so i can't comment on whether or not it is effective for people or not. i think grief is something that might be able to be lessened with therapy, but it would definitely still remain regardless

regular therapy for anxiety/depression/any other issues is beneficial for most people though, i think
femaleover 9 years ago
we did it lads