The way I talk is pretty much always inarticulate and I’m usually leaving something out of the stories I tell like they’re not mine to tell. I don’t know how to explain my problems in therapy because of how intangible they often are. Solutions for this problem?

practice telling them before you get there. it’s not obvious but almost every good story you’ve ever heard has been rehearsed many times and sucked the first time

>>33273799 (OP)
I won't be reading your cringy therapy yelp, seek help from somewhere else, at least others who pay to interract with women get intercourse afterwards.

>>33273820
Not my fault you hate therapy because you think it’s ‘woke.’ And I’m not paying it comes with being a student

>>33273799 (OP)
write, whatever you think about the situation write it, and keep writing until you dig past this block and find a more helpful way to describe it

>>33273799 (OP)
You could start by telling them exactly what you just said here and they will be able to help you say the things you want to say.

>>33273799 (OP)
Therapists are taught how to "hear" what you are leaving out, and how to guide you to being able to fill in the gaps.

>>33277827
Bump