>everyone i know talks in therapy speak IRL
>>720278Oh and before you tell me to simply get better friends, the only other cohort that exists in numbers around me are chuds who talk in based memespeak IRL so there's no real winning option here. Everyone's an annoying internet person now
Just have no friends. It's that shrimple
what does that mean ?
not my problem
maybe you should be grateful for having friends
Elaborate, give an example
>>720278Psychology as a scientific field is a fucking joke.
at least you know people irl.
THIS UYGHA KNOWS PEOPLE IRL HAHAHAHA
>>720278Other people are hell.
You're born alone and you die alone.
We need to spread theory speak instead.
>>721702That's just twitter and it sucks
>>721887Therapy is basically going to someone with a library of self-reflection methods because you've tried several methods already / are too overworked to try all available methods and need to speed up the process.
Teachers use therapy speak alot
>>721887The value of therapy is having a person who is paid to listen to your bullshit. You can say whatever you want (with some exceptions) and they have to sit there. Compared with a friend which you can potentially alienate if you say the wrong thing.
It's about social interaction without the consequences. The advice they give you is in many cases either things you've already deduced yourself or completely worthless. The act of talking to them openly about your feelings is what counts, not the follow-up.
I think the modern CBT stuff is completely worthless and I hate how therapists use it as a crutch instead of having a personality or using critical thinking.
>>721962Think this is why a lot of artists / authors end up doing fine without therapy. Like that's another way to get feedback for expressions that you wouldn't wanna say directly to a friend.
>>721965Idk man I think artists/authors are the most in need for therapy.
>>721965I know "twitter artists" are more like illustrators (hence why they fear AI so much) but most of those guys are absolute freaks.
What is your social circle comprised of?
I've noticed that a lot of people that use therapyspeak don't know the actual meanings well and tend to use entirely wrong terms, probably because they learn those words from TikTok or bourgeois popsci and subsequently easily get sucked into "self-improvement" scams if they use those "magic phrases".
>>721979There's still artists on twitter? Lmao.
>>721989Back in the good old days before TikTok, people had public access TV and talk radio to indulge in therapy speak. Hell, we even had self-help/motivational books.
>>721962Therapists do cock-and-ball torture?
>>722043>Hell, we even had self-help/motivational books.they didn't go anywhere, i see some of them get talked about on the regular and people hyping them in physical bookstores (with same bookstores selling merch for the most popular of the self-help book series, even)
might be a different thing in your country though
>>721702Don't worry, radlibs have been successfully boiling therapy speak, HR speak, and theory speak all down into one annoying vernacular sludge these last few years.
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