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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There’s a low barrier to entry for “therapists” and very hard to find a good one. Good ones are often booked up too. I have been in therapy on and off for real traumas. It’s very helpful but on the other hand I think “therapy talk” is generally rude and offensive. Like I’m observing my boundaries by being a b***h to you. [/quote] +1 There are some separate issues here: - Some therapists are not great - "Therapy talk" is part of our culture and some people use it to justify horrible behavior. I don't think this is a new insight from Bustle - I've seen this phenomenon parodied on TV shows. Some people that do this may be doing so because they are in therapy. I suspect most just use terms like self care and setting boundaries in problematic ways because it's part of our culture and they've heard it from their friends/social media[/quote]
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