I think I'm going to try therapy again since I can't off myself within A given time limit due to someone getting married and me being in the wedding, how likely do yall think it is this will change my mind?
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- Jul 31, 2025
- 51
Not sure if anyone here knows you enough to answer that but something to think about is how many people will keep finding just one more reason to hold on. One more occasion to be a part of.
There's a whole graveyard of moved goalposts behind every one us still here.
The effects of therapy depend a lot on your therapist and your own willingness to commit to changing things
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Member
- Oct 31, 2021
- 25
If therapy failed you in the past I'd strongly consider trying new methods with a new type of person. Read what styles of treatment they offer, different methods suit different conditions.
