Therapy is powerful, but it’s also expensive and often hard to access. What struck me recently is how much relief can come from something simpler: just being he

Therapy is powerful, but it’s also expensive and often hard to access. What struck me recently is how much relief can come from something simpler: just being heard. Sometimes the person who listens best isn’t a friend or a therapist — it’s a stranger. No baggage, no expectations, no history. Just someone on the other side of a conversation. I started experimenting with this idea through mindfuse.io , which connects people for anonymous 1:1 voice conversations. It’s not therapy — but the effect can feel surprisingly similar. Curious what you think: Do you see potential in strangers as “therapeutic listeners”? Or do you believe only professional therapy can provide that kind of relief?