Only Dating Men In Therapy? | The View

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[TreenaBeena]

I applaud Joy & Meghan for informing us about attending therapy. In this world of stigma & judgement, this is a very courageous thing to do. I‘m a little bit disappointed that Sunny still seems to view therapy negatively, even though she said she’d be supportive of someone seeing a therapist if they need it. Being in therapy is not a bad thing. Sometimes people need more to manage their mental health than just self-care.

[immahdia]

I love sunny but she sounds very ignorant about therapy...therapy doesn’t mean there’s something seriously wrong with you. Even if there is something seriously wrong you’re taking responsibility to get better, which a lot of people don’t do.

[kathywilliams]

Joy is right. "The least dysfunctional person is the one who goes to therapy while the most dysfunctional person refuses to go"!

[dcoleman]

Anna, Therapy is the result of someone who is self-aware and cares about his actions and is self-responsible. A guy in therapy is someone who is willing to own his own stuff and examine his actions. He could be a good partner.

[justjoans]

Why does Sunny care if someone is in therapy? Judge-y much? This is why so many people don't seek help. End the stigma.

[OneLoveRSR]

Smh. The stigma still lingers. We're impressed when someone goes to the gym two or three times a week to help stay on top of their physical health, yet still judge someone who goes into therapy once or twice a month to stay on top of their mental health.

[OneLoveRSR]

Sunny, hush. Way too ignorant to talk about this. Literally. She's admitted to never having been in therapy so she can't possibly know about the process to be so judgmental about "so much therapy." She's just making assumptions.

[pamelagilbert]

Therapy can also reveal what's right with a person. Therapy may uncover flaws in your thinking if you are experiencing doubt or depression, but it can also support what you are doing right to keep it up. Therapy has gotten a negative rap because we only hear about the extremely difficult problematic occurrences.

[craigosborn]

Whatever, " WORKS ", Self examination is always good.

[AmoMe]

The “only” part threw me off. Topic of discussion is cool but I agree with Ana, the “only” part suggests a determining factor. Plenty of us cool people not in therapy and we still are great qualities of life regardless

[rosejohnson-tsosie]

“Reclaim your mind and get it out of the hands of the cultural engineers who want to turn you into a half-baked moron consuming all this trash that's being manufactured out of the bones of a dying world.” ― Terence McKenna

[ninethreefivesix]

Girls, it's 2020. Therapy is no big deal.

[kinndah]

Just like we take precautions with our physical body: doctor appointments, vitamins, exercise, healthy food, cleanliness, vaccines, etc...we need to do the same with our mental health. Even once a month going to a therapist helps. Even if you don't feel it at first, you'll slowly see improvement in places you never knew you could use it.

[jasprerph]

Therapy is very valuable as it helps people to introspect and figure out how to overcome their issues and concerns.

[JadoDog]

Wasnt Meghan the same girl who said shooting guns and drinking whiskey was her and her husband's therapy?

[andrenewcomb]

What Sunny knows is that 'therapy' is often court ordered . . . meaning issues that aren't resolved beyond the couch and bank balance.

[destinimiss]

being in therapy helps you to express your feelings, your fears...., it helped me and still does

[madmann]

I agree with Sunny.

Most people in therapy are not in therapy just for fun or to pass the time.

I wouldn’t cut someone off cold turkey, but I would be curious as to why they’re in therapy.

[TitusVI]

Therapy is the wrong word for it. I would call it talking to someone that listens and talking until you solved your problem. Thats all it is.

[skybaby]

Self reflection is vital and help is good.