pattesseriedude

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by pattesseriedude 3y ago
I am not considering to be precise. I don’t think there is any approved therapy or even a professional who will actually practice this safely. It’s an interesting study nonetheless. If in the future psychedelics were approved as a treatment
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by pattesseriedude 3y ago
I’m sorry you had to go through that. I would like to advice that finding the right therapist takes time but don’t give up on finding one. My last psych laughed at me while I was trying to open up about the trauma and tell him about it in m
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by pattesseriedude 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. I’ll check it out. Generally theme is that women tend to have a good time with me. Some have wanted to take the natural next steps. But I tend not to if I don’t feel the same which is always the case and I end it
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by pattesseriedude 3y ago
Escitalopram Oxalate This worked for me actually with CBT for some time now as quality of life was certainly better. But it had side effects like feeling emotionally numb and lack of sexual desire. Though I haven’t ever even kissed a girl a
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by pattesseriedude 3y ago
> integrating the trauma into your personality and by extension your life. You were not wrong here and to be honest 9 hours later I feel ashamed to have made the original comment and no disrespect to the author obviously. I’ve been havin
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by pattesseriedude 3y ago
Thank you for your kind words.
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by pattesseriedude 3y ago
Thank you for the suggestion. I am immediately adding the book to kindle and will start reading it today itself. I once read a suggestion about 4 years ago called 'The Body Keeps the Score' on a reddit thread. I was unable to fini
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by pattesseriedude 3y ago
I’m really feeling sorry for both the author and his family. Can’t imagine what they must be going through. When I was 10 my oldest sibling went through a coma and after coming out of it some time later she did some things that my parents w