Re:Have we overestimated the effectiveness of psychotherapy?
by Pica_soO on Saturday July 14, 2018 @05:33AM
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Its glorified navel gazing.
You can see everything in a navel,
especially a lot of you and how that severed connection from your mother started all this trouble.
In the end, its some sort of synthetic friendship, which in a ultra-individualistic society has become rare. But its not resulting in good advice like true friendship. Its resulting in pushing egomaniac tendencies onwards.
Imagine a psychotheraphist not giving libertarian advice.
"You should integrate more into your family, visit your brother more often, sacrifice a part of your life to the commons, so that the commons is more willing to sacrifice parts of its life to you.."
"I had a very bad vibe with that psychotherapist, i came to be unrepressed and he pushed for even more repression. In fact i think, i need therapy to overcome this therapy..."
In the end, its some sort of synthetic friendship, which in a ultra-individualistic society has become rare. But its not resulting in good advice like true friendship. Its resulting in pushing egomaniac tendencies onwards.
Imagine a psychotheraphist not giving libertarian advice. "You should integrate more into your family, visit your brother more often, sacrifice a part of your life to the commons, so that the commons is more willing to sacrifice parts of its life to you.."
"I had a very bad vibe with that psychotherapist, i came to be unrepressed and he pushed for even more repression. In fact i think, i need therapy to overcome this therapy..."