Tell me you don't know what happens in a therapy session without telling me you've never been to a therapy section.
this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2025
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I may be downvoted for this but she is not wrong in the general terms.
There are multiple people for whom the work is their main opportunity for social interaction. Also being busy sometimes helps as it doesn't leave enough time to think about issues.
the issue is that instead of advocating acceptance of a different way of being (working through pain), she's contributing to the actual alternative (needing time to recover) being erased
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That's not healthy, though. That's repression, which is bad for you. I know it's bad for you, as I have not had more than six emotions in the past 20 years.
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Work is important, even stress is important for development and growth. But balance is the key.
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Indians happen to be some of the most overworked people on the planet. And it is making us really sick.
I wish this lady would stop celebrating it just because we were not taught to process our emotions like a normal human beings. Thankfully, therapy does exist here in India and really affordable too.
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Cool.
Give us an update when you're diagnosed with cancer, Dr. Anecdote.
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