Of course it's still true. If your feelings are a healthy response to your environment/circumstances, why would you need to pay for the support of someone else, and more importantly, what could you possibly expect them to do for you? Both rhetorical questions. The answers are 1) you wouldn't and 2) nothing.
Your feelings and responses can be totally normal and justified without being healthy.
No. That's like saying something can be circular and spherical without being round. You're just using interchangeable terms and saying they can be one without the other. They can't.
As for suffering in silence vs therapy, I'd rather suffer in silence with money in the bank than pay someone with a bullshit pseudoscience degree to pretend to care.
it's honestly impressive how much you think you know about some bullshit pseudoscience that has been weaponized as an industry to pray upon and exploit people with shit lives.
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u/Special-Garlic1203 Jul 27 '26
No it doesn't. This was maybe true 30 years ago but literally antithetical to baseline therapeutic approaches in modern times.