Um, if you are me, could you like help me out with stuff? I'm tired of doing it all myself. lol
Yes, yes it has.
Honestly, therapy will only work if you are open to it working. If you are looking for solutions and you are going to take an active role in doing what the therapist suggests. No one can guarantee it's going to work for you, but at the same time, we can't guarantee that it won't work for you. Like I said before, everyone could probably be benefited in some way by therapy. So, if you can try it out for free, will you be any worse off than you are now?
I would guess a lot of people just read the title and assume.
What is "Y" for you, though?
So are you prepared to play the feminine role - submissive, prepared to be a stay at home mother if that's what he wants - or does the defined gender only apply to men?
I'm sorry, but there are other things.
Well now I am old, so...
But here’s the thing about therapy - you’re not going to know it’s a worthwhile pursuit unless you decide to put the time and energy into it. You either make the decision to try it wholeheartedly or not. Some people have found therapy life-changing, others have found it useless. It may work, it may not, but like I and others have said - what do you have to lose? As to a time commitment, that’s up to you. Personally, if I made the commitment to start therapy myself, I’d give it at least 6 months or so before deciding ‘is this working or not?’
