Freya India

So the, any actual demands on you or kind of restrictions on your freedom or anything like that.

So it has what women are craving in modern life, I think, which is belonging and security in something and faith in something. But it's a much easier version of religion.

So it has what women are craving in modern life, I think, which is belonging and security in something and faith in something. But it's a much easier version of religion.

So it has what women are craving in modern life, I think, which is belonging and security in something and faith in something. But it's a much easier version of religion.

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a lot. There was a study recently showing 32% of all 12 to 17 year olds in America have either had therapy, been on medication or had some kind of treatment in 2023. Over a single year.

a lot. There was a study recently showing 32% of all 12 to 17 year olds in America have either had therapy, been on medication or had some kind of treatment in 2023. Over a single year.

a lot. There was a study recently showing 32% of all 12 to 17 year olds in America have either had therapy, been on medication or had some kind of treatment in 2023. Over a single year.

Which is insane. And I was talking to someone about that statistic and they were like oh that's great that's amazing and I was thinking that's a bleak statistic um so yeah I think there's there's the girls that are in therapy which is a lot but then there's also the girls who just like living in therapy culture so it's just they scroll through Instagram and it's all about attachment styles trauma

Which is insane. And I was talking to someone about that statistic and they were like oh that's great that's amazing and I was thinking that's a bleak statistic um so yeah I think there's there's the girls that are in therapy which is a lot but then there's also the girls who just like living in therapy culture so it's just they scroll through Instagram and it's all about attachment styles trauma

Which is insane. And I was talking to someone about that statistic and they were like oh that's great that's amazing and I was thinking that's a bleak statistic um so yeah I think there's there's the girls that are in therapy which is a lot but then there's also the girls who just like living in therapy culture so it's just they scroll through Instagram and it's all about attachment styles trauma

They go on TikTok and it's like a trauma informed therapist telling them like red flags they should watch out for and stuff. It's just like there's the actual therapy, which I'm sure there is. There's useful therapists, but there's also just this culture, which is just the world that they're swimming in.

They go on TikTok and it's like a trauma informed therapist telling them like red flags they should watch out for and stuff. It's just like there's the actual therapy, which I'm sure there is. There's useful therapists, but there's also just this culture, which is just the world that they're swimming in.

They go on TikTok and it's like a trauma informed therapist telling them like red flags they should watch out for and stuff. It's just like there's the actual therapy, which I'm sure there is. There's useful therapists, but there's also just this culture, which is just the world that they're swimming in.

Yeah, well, I used to think, and I think a lot of people think therapy culture is particularly bad for men because it kind of has a female approach to problems and it's about, you know, ruminating. And often it's like, if you don't have a female response, there's something wrong with you. It's kind of a red flag if you don't go to therapy.

Yeah, well, I used to think, and I think a lot of people think therapy culture is particularly bad for men because it kind of has a female approach to problems and it's about, you know, ruminating. And often it's like, if you don't have a female response, there's something wrong with you. It's kind of a red flag if you don't go to therapy.

Yeah, well, I used to think, and I think a lot of people think therapy culture is particularly bad for men because it kind of has a female approach to problems and it's about, you know, ruminating. And often it's like, if you don't have a female response, there's something wrong with you. It's kind of a red flag if you don't go to therapy.

But I actually changed my mind on that and I actually think therapy culture is worse for women because women ruminate more. They co-ruminate more.