>>81603272
That's like "fixing a person" because of unconscious dialectical narratives making oneself believe to be a side of equation of inequality.
>>81603336
>There is. It's human relationships
When they help, there were no major issues in the first place. Issues get mended in such a way of flow that there's next to no "oh yes this person needs FIXING" (an assertion of existential flaws).

>truly fixing yourself
Per you, there's never such a thing:
>Everyone needs fixing.
as there surely are people who had gone through any major types of fixings imaginable.

>everyone is flawed.
If everyone is, then no one is, and "fixes and flaws" become meaningless within the very fundamentals.