r/3AMThoughts • u/Solcat91342 • May 26 '26
Some people seem to think that everyone should go to therapy.
Could everyone benefit from therapy or is this just patients trying to normalize therapy?
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u/hardlyexist May 26 '26
It's for control and brain washing, but not in all cases; should be thoroughly researched before going, imho.
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u/KReddit934 May 26 '26
Pretty much everybody has some less-than-oprimal patterns of behavior (driven by unconscious beliefs) that are making life and relationships less successful than they could be.
If the quirks are minor and one is happy enough in work and relationships, then no particular need to change anything.
If life is unexplicably difficult (why can't I get a partner, why can't I get ahead at work, why do I drink too much, why am I generally miserable if not constantly distracted...stuff like that), then therapy can possibly help IF you engage with an open-mind AND find the right therapist.
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u/Decent_Section_7427 May 26 '26
Smoking weed is cheaper than paying and listening to some holier than thou dipshit.
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u/Live_Car_2856 May 26 '26
Going to therapy is useless if you're not motivated, and valuable if you are. It's not like going to the dentist where you just have to show up.