nca14 wrote:
What I wrote above may looks crazy or very impolite.
No offense but you may benefit from therapy as there is a fixation here which CBT and talk therapy help with.
A good therapist won't recoil though one may be embarrassed to discuss in person-- they really look for ways to explore the fixation and logic so as to untangle it enough that you understand it in a bigger context - then it's up to you what to do next using their help or not.
Certainly I've posted more than my fair share of fixations
in an attempt to exorcise them- which somewhat helps-
but therapy helps reduce the issue.
Better Help .com lets you have therapy without meeting a person - so it might be perfect for ppl with autism. It helped my Agoraphobia. Yiu can even specify u want a Christian counselor if that works for you...(since I knowyou talk a lot about religion and Christianity)
I did even though I'm not Christian and that's how I got a good one.
Since I knew she wd understand my upbringing and background as Christians have similar beliefs.
The first one they link u to isnt a choice its generated by the website..
but if u dont like then u can switch and pick from a bunch of options.
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