Padawanbater2
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Are you implying being consistent is wrong?
Padawanbater you know what pisses me off the most i always respond legitimately to any of your threads but you never talk to me back
Did it benefit you?
Any of you ever pay for therapy?
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Did it benefit you?
ClaytonBigsby
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So, you are saying that being consistent makes you right?
Padawanbater2
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No, it would entirely depend on the context.
If you are consistently using faulty logic to construct a point, there is a good chance you will be wrong
canndo
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yes I have used therapy to great effect several times. One must immediately take charge of the thearpy. On your first session you tell your therapist that you do not intend for these sessions to go on indefinitely. "If I am not seeing any improvement, or enlightenment by our 10th session I will cut it off" or "I am going to a total of 30 sessions with you regardless of the outcome. Some therapists will complain that no one can know how long it will take, but the ones you want are the ones who are willing to make that attempt.
then you must be as out front and open as you possibly can.
Works for me when I need to know something - like "why did my marriage fail".
then you must be as out front and open as you possibly can.
Works for me when I need to know something - like "why did my marriage fail".
mysunnyboy
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go for it, if you are thinking about therapy chances are it can help you imo. use the locator here to find some sliding scale therapists in your area http://www.samhsa.gov/
good luck
good luck