I'm arguing my perspective when seemingly every comment shares the opposite opinion. You telling me I'm perpetuating an echo chamber is kinda ironic when I'm going against the grain don't you think? It's not like I'm demanding people to change their view to mine or for everyone to share the same view as you put it, but how would it make sense to argue if not to attempt to change people's minds or at least pry for answers on the situation? I reserve the right to judge their reasonings and decide for myself if I'm going to change my mind myself or if I should continue to hold my stance. That's all I can control. Where exactly did you figure I was asking people to share the same view?

If you feel like I missed the point when all you did was restate something very similar to what I was saying, I feel like you didn't really read or somehow understand my comment or maybe you are failing at expressing your viewpoint in an understandable way.

thank you so much. i love this so much it made me cry. i’m gonna try it as soon as i find the energy. (✨depression ✨ has me by the throat)

Making wrong choices paves the way for making correct choices

I'd rather die of stabbing than burning. Doesn't mean getting stabbed is a good thing.

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this is wayne rooney in one of the world cup nike ads

It's true.

Sincerely, someone who can't climb stairs anymore

It was a bad request

A false dichotomy.

„how can 400 expect anything to grow..”

Ok

This hits on a couple of really important issues. The competence of the therapist and how therapy is funded.

When selecting a therapist to work with, choose one who has lived experience akin to what you're looking for help with: wile theory and qualifications are essential, it's having the lived experience that makes sense of it. On my own little corner of Reddit, I have posted a piece about choosing the right therapist.

Funding is a perennial issue for both potential clients and therapists alike. I'm in the UK and the NHS does not fund what I do: I often speak to clients who come to me out of necessity as the NHS provision simply does not fit their needs. Fees are a problem for too many people - often it is those who can afford the fees the least who would actually benefit the most. I'm currently establishing on-line group sessions which will emulate some aspects of what I do with my 1:1 clients for a fraction of the price of 1:1 sessions. I do however agree with your substantive point of therapy being a privilege: and it will remain so until the policy makers get it into their heads that therapy is a highly cost effective means of improving the population's wellbeing.

Thats the meanest pikmin I've ever seen

“To die will be an awfully big adventure.” - Peter Pan

Another one I’ve heard recently was “no one has ever drowned in sweat”

Poor Harold. I know how this ends.

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I choose to live passionately

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Thank you!!

I’ve always said this, but never so eloquently. Thank you!

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Memes

I don’t to spoiler it…but there is a very wholesome movie with this conclusion.

The last slide is so wholesome 🥺❤️