Why more people are rejecting common therapies

How we collectively choose to navigate education, childhood development, and mental health impacts every single one of us.
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[@JamieFHarbert]

You've have made a few good points here as far as a parents go making the "right choice" it does boil down to a flip of a coin as how a child is going to react. Like let's say the kid has troubles getting along at school because of stuff, the Professionals could be looking in the wrong direction (like a disordered or emotionally nonfunctional home living going on) and not see the kid really has that oppositional defiant disorder and in that case it won't matter what the parents choose to do. The kid is going to be resentful regardless. I feel there is other emotional conditions that could cause the same effect of resentment of a parent's choice of treatment for the kid. I have a gut feeling that most causes of a kid's resentment might be actually be the fact the kid theirs self doesn't have or get to make the chose for their self. well Live long and Prosper keep your chins up.

[@KyLives2]

Interesting observations. No doubt from your own lived experience with your own family/community?

[@nikolleaugust9268]

Thank you.

[@KyLives2]

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[@kimlec3592]

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[@wonkyfug]

It's one big pipeline. It has structures designed to keep you within the pipeline forever if you're anything outside of the ordinary. Regardless, if you're mentally ill or not, then the programs you go on including the therapy ends up being an endless tunnel where it becomes increasingly obvious that it's still very much upon you to apply whatever you have, meaning that at most you get support and then the rest of it is medication and literally all of your effort. The good news is that by the time you've already accrued a record. You're already considered different by the system and it's a big reminder of the rigidity of anything you have to do within the world at large. The biggest irony of all is that everything we currently have includes massive degrees of separation which involves a therapist or psychiatrist, assuming along the guidelines of whatever they learned at the time. Tons of degrees of separation. Ultimately, it leads to a misunderstanding and alienation the current culture and society leads to plenty of alienation given that any kind of self-expression is alienated.

[@wonkyfug]

And then you take 3 g of mushrooms and see God and you can understand that. It's because everyone's just afraid and they're just kind of like stupid kids which is unforgivable, but at the same time it just kind of comes full circle again in the same way that if you decided to place your faith in the system, you'd be going in a full circle forever. The irony is that people that classify things as crazy often haven't had a lot of crazy experiences to gauge them.

[@wonkyfug]

Fear misunderstanding ignorance implicit hatred, maladaptive solutions, productivity tunnels and programs and ultimately a promise of nothing because of what you have to get back to in the regular world, which is just people doing whatever you're doing to a lesser degree by keeping it inside themselves and suffering because of it.

[@wonkyfug]

And then it's like okay. Well it's all a shell game. There's nothing there that ever remains solid enough. The point where you could have any kind of foundation anyway, The medications will change, but the underlying commonalities will always be that anything outside of a organized homogeneity of thought will always be ostracized because a uniform makes things efficient and for dumb people a lot less scary.

[@wonkyfug]

So it's sort of like there's nothing to promise and because of that when people are scared, all they can really rely on is the comforts of whatever patterns they've already set up. So anything or anyone outside of the patterns is associated with the loss of a meal in the same way that the monkey ladder experiment was designed to keep The subjects afraid of ever climbing the ladder even though generations have been removed. The second someone smells something outside of their usual dimension of thought. They usually end up having a cartoonish and garish reaction. Given that neuroplasticity is short and long, reaching connections and associations are things that people don't use in the modern world given that they have everything.

[@wonkyfug]

The most sane thing to do is sit around your house and absorb whatever dosey tones are playing from the advertisements around you so that you could repeat them in your sleep and maybe even fart them out if you push hard enough

[@superactive8220]

Mister Been distributed us , wrong choice of the back ground 😂

[@KyLives2]

My bad 🤣🤣🤣

[@superactive8220]

@@KyLives2 actually you’re shining even☺️