yeah lol. they will talk with their co workers about u and how much of a weirdo you are. especially female therapists jfl. its over for muslim spiderman
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I need to see a therapist for now to demonstrate that my autism is being managed, but if I had a true choice in the matter, I would quit because I have no common frame of reference with the type of people who become therapists and therefore nothing fruitful to expect from the "therapeutic relationship."
Cognitive behavioral therapy is only effective for midwits whose entire worldview can be changed by a therapeutic introject manipulating their thoughts, paired with placebo-tier techniques whose real purpose is to distract you from what ails you.
Don't fool yourself: male therapists are almost always soy.
I don't like females dominating all work fields other than hard physical work which they can't do anyway. I think we should see more men in social work fields as well. That's why I still prefer men in any service that I will get if I have a choice. I specifically demand men serve me. I mean of course some may be gay but don't go to a gay then. I believe women's role in the society is being a housewife and take care of children and no femism didn't change it. It is an illusion.
Given that we're an increasingly oversocialized civilization, foids will naturally rise to preeminence in the economy.
because the question in the poll is not related to the title on the topic at all. Also the question in the poll assumes you have gone through that scam at least once.
I have experienced the same with my schema therapist. At some point I felt like I was just larping and saying what he wanted to hear. He always did rescripting exercises and wanted everything to go about early family dynamics etc. It was so boring and did nothing for me. I only wanted to talk about my oneitus but I didn't know how to bring up the topic because I didn't like his overly analytical way of questioning everything I said.Cognitive behavioral therapy is only effective for midwits whose entire worldview can be changed by a therapeutic introject manipulating their thoughts, paired with placebo-tier techniques whose real purpose is to distract you from what ails you.
It's the most dogmatic modality imaginable, operating under the cult of scientism, where the "rational" cognitive behavioral therapist seeks to correct the "irrational" patient (who is considered irrational simply for being depressed/anxious in the first place and expressing these sentiments in words; the therapist's rationality deriving merely from their credentials).
Every experience and impression you share with a CBT therapist is subject to critical analysis as if you're totally wrong in your interpretation of them -- assuming that they are "negative" in nature and lend themselves to unhappy thoughts, or wrongthink (literally called "wrong thoughts" in the therapy). Who knew that "positivity," and associated concepts like "loving yourself," were precepts proven by science?
If CBT doesn't work for you, a principled therapist would theoretically attempt to change the modality or refer you to somebody else, but these are in short supply and in my experience and those of others whose testimonies I've read online, the therapist will just become malicious in a way befitting for a narcissist. They'll attempt to utterly confuse you in the hope of breaking down your ability to think for yourself. In a word, gaslight you. Just so they can continue to justify getting paid $100 an hour under the pretense of changing your "wrong thoughts."
But what actually happens, if any change occurs at all, is not that your thoughts change, but that your language changes. You seek to appease the abusive therapist by telling them what they want to hear. This does not entail any improvement except in the context of the therapist's notes and correspondence with the insurance company -- the only thing that matters in the end.
As for male therapists, they're almost invariably soys. They work in a female dominated field not because they're outliers but because they're typical within it.
tl;dr If your reason for going to therapy isn't either amusement or NEETbux, stay far away from CBT charlatans.
Since I converted, I realized that without God, everything is arbitrary. Of course, you can make pragmatic/practical cases for things and ideas, but even those are still subject to changes from new, most advanced and/or less biased studies and data, changes in society and environment, etc. Not to mention that sometimes, pragmatically speaking, there isn't really better and worse but rather multiple options with positives and negatives.
I condece that you know more about the subject and are probably right. I only gave CBT some benefit of the doubt because it's a modality I myself never tried, contrary to others that I can state from first-hand experience that are bullshit.
