• shneancy@lemmy.world
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    21 hours ago

    dang, you didn’t even get halfway through what i wrote, that’s all i’ll reply with as i can’t be bothered to answer to an argument i already adressed

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      21 hours ago

      That’s because you’re giving dangerous advice full of pop science platitudes. What exactly do you think you’re „healing“?

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        19 hours ago

        And from a perspective of “this worked for me, it must work for everybody else, anybody who doesn’t try this is a fool”

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          17 hours ago

          i literally replied to someone who presented their opinion of psychologists being useless and “just give me meds” with my opposing opinion of “actually a change in perspective worked for me”. why are you ignoring that guy’s “this worked for me, it must work for everybody else, and anybody who doesn’t try this is a full” huh?

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            16 hours ago

            Because they were saying “this one way approach didn’t work for me” and they didn’t like it being presented as it was. And they described their approach as what worked for them. They never said that their approach worked for everybody.

            You said “you fix you”, while they were saying they couldn’t and needed external help. You seem to have a problem with reading comprehension yourself

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        17 hours ago

        pop science? my guy, why do you think psychologists exist? to be prescription dispensers? the most common way people get better is by first using meds to ease their chemical imbalance, and then also attending therapy or otherwise working on themselves so they don’t have to use meds

        and you’re healing your bloody psyche. why do you want to be on meds for the rest of your life so much?