Back when I was still seeing a foid therapist (about five years ago), she came up with the idea of radical vulnerability. She said, when talking to foids, I should just let out all of my insecurities and vulnerabilities, because "women love that".
In the history of psychotherapy, has there ever been a more worthless idea? Answer: no. Whenever I open up to foids about my problems, they either (a) ghost me, or (b) say stuff like "this is something internal to you" (i.e., "I don't want to deal with it, or even acknowledge it").
Fuck therapy! It's just a playground for midwit foids and cucks to try out on unwitting patients any homegrown nonsensical theory that (vaguely) sounds nice but that has no basis in empirical reality whatsoever.
In the history of psychotherapy, has there ever been a more worthless idea? Answer: no. Whenever I open up to foids about my problems, they either (a) ghost me, or (b) say stuff like "this is something internal to you" (i.e., "I don't want to deal with it, or even acknowledge it").
Fuck therapy! It's just a playground for midwit foids and cucks to try out on unwitting patients any homegrown nonsensical theory that (vaguely) sounds nice but that has no basis in empirical reality whatsoever.
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