08-10-2014, 10:37 AM
It's not about getting it right.
It's about being true to yourself and being real, loving your partner and allowing your partner to see all of you and love you more for getting to know you on a deeper level, reaching a more meaningful, deeper understanding.
People always see therapy as something that means you are weak, spineless.
Ironically the fact that therapy does have that stigma and does make you so uncomfortable is all the more reason to go through with it. Strength comes from personal growth, you cannot grow unless you face your fears and deal with things that hold you back from being that man you want to be and are meant to be.
It takes courage and commitment aka massive balls, to work through mental crap in therapy, but it can work and can be beneficial in making you a better, stronger man.
It's about being true to yourself and being real, loving your partner and allowing your partner to see all of you and love you more for getting to know you on a deeper level, reaching a more meaningful, deeper understanding.
People always see therapy as something that means you are weak, spineless.
Ironically the fact that therapy does have that stigma and does make you so uncomfortable is all the more reason to go through with it. Strength comes from personal growth, you cannot grow unless you face your fears and deal with things that hold you back from being that man you want to be and are meant to be.
It takes courage and commitment aka massive balls, to work through mental crap in therapy, but it can work and can be beneficial in making you a better, stronger man.
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