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I can't speak for Europeans, but in the US it greatly depends on the person. There are many who are open about seeking help, and many who would never go to a th
by birdmanjeremy 8y ago
I can't speak for Europeans, but in the US it greatly depends on the person. There are many who are open about seeking help, and many who would never go to a therapist.
Talking about problems and issues with someone is important. If it's not friends, or a community leader (priest/rabbi, etc), a therapist is a great option.
Do Europeans talk about their problems with their friends more openly? Perhaps this is the cause of the difference?
- collyw 8y agoGirls will definitely talk about their problems more openly (than guys, no idea about how it compares to US women). Guys will probably tough it out to a degree. It really depends on the person and the more local culture (I found people in the South of England very polite, but uncommunicative compared to Scotland).