Proud of them and I'd support them wholeheartedly.
And no, I don't want to be there. It's individual therapy. They're there for them, not for us.
If it were couples, sure. But you're talking individual - they deserve their privacy.
My partner and I both go to therapy on the regular. It's been a major boon in managing our mental health and keeping ourselves on track.
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Therapy is not something to be ashamed of. If my partner felt they would benefit from seeking help, and especially if more help than what i could possibly provide was needed, id help them out any way i could.
If they want to do therapy for themselves, and attend solo sessions, that's okay. They are able to do this on their own, even if we are together.
Plus, if my partner feels it's going to be beneficial in helping them heal, grow, develop or move forward, that's perfectly okay with me.
I'm going to psychotherapy myself, so i don't really see anything too unusual here. Good for us.
it's a sick world and people normalized being sick and not seeking medical attention and that's a bad thing. Evolution apparently went backwards on this one.
i got weird looks when someone found out I'm on antidepressants. I won't tell people unless they won't judge.
There is never anything wrong with asking for help sorting out mental issues. EVER. Give gratitude instead of being critical.
If your man isn't the greatest thing that's ever happened to you, then cut him loose and find one that is. PERIOD.
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My partner goes to therapy, I see this is him trying to understand himself better and trying to have a healthier mental state of mind. So it's all good, there is a lot of people who need therapy but refuse to give it a try.
I'm happy to see he wants to help himself.If they were physically sick wouldn’t you want them to see a doctor, the same applies to a person who needs to see a therapist. How is is this even a question? Mental health needs to be taken more seriously and I’m sure your partner could use your support. Cuddos for him/her for seeking therapy if needed.
They're seeking help and working on themselves which is very good.
I'm not sure about what you mean by whether they went to therapy alone? Isn't that... What you usually do?I would feel like they are trying to address somethings that they are trying to correct... or better yet making a positive change , when can be commendable. I would support them going and be there for them
I would understand this. I might have gone to therapy myself.
As I have and I do, then not a huge problem if my partner also did.
I'd be proud of her and let her know I'm there with her every step of the way.
Is fine there seeking help.
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I would be like... Finally, you can be a better self. One of the great steps.
I would support her decision to go. I am currently in therapy again having been in it a long time ago when I was a kid as well.
I'm going to therapy myself. I would feel happy for them. At least they're getting help, most people don't
I would be fine with it if they didn't hide it from me.
If I had a girlfriend and she felt the need to go to therapy, I would think it was a good thing.
If my girl wanted to go see a doctor. I dont think id feel anything.
If that's what they feel they need, it's good they make the effort. It might just be they need someone to talk to that isn't you. I'd be curious but accept that is their personal thing
Anyone that needs help and looks to get help is good.
I would hope that you would encourage it.
Not everything is about you.I’d feel elated he wants to better himself.
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As long as it’s not about me in a negative way
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