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Originally Posted by abaya
You can stay on your soap box, if you want... I'm quite passionate about people getting into therapy as well, so it's always good to see someone (especially a man) advocating therapy. I have never taken meds, but as I mentioned before, I have spent several years in therapy with a few different counselors. It revolutionized my approach to intimate relationships and family, as well as my own self-image.
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I spent my whole youth telling my mom that I felt strange and unlike myself for weeks at a time, and she told me it was nothing. I spent all of high school burying myself in work and committees and everything social. In my grade twelve year I had a problem with one girl, rebounded with another which turned out badly, all the while dealing with student government, AP courses, and extreme situations. And all of a sudden I just crashed. My whole life has changed, some ways are negative (lost my direction in life), and other great things (met a bunch of amazing people and learned a lot about myself). I don't like seeing others preparing to crash. Therapy isn't just for "crazies", it's for people who need someone to talk to who know how to answer and how to help.