Freya India

Well, therapy culture, I think it probably is getting in the way in a sense because it's kind of the opposite of religion. So if you think of Christianity, it's about dying to yourself, like giving up some of yourself to be part of something bigger, right? Therapy culture is all about going more and more into yourself, discovering yourself and finding your authentic self.

It's the complete opposite. So something like Christianity, I think most young women just view it as really restrictive and limiting. And something like therapy culture or just liberal culture in general tells them that any limit or constraint is a problem.

It's the complete opposite. So something like Christianity, I think most young women just view it as really restrictive and limiting. And something like therapy culture or just liberal culture in general tells them that any limit or constraint is a problem.

It's the complete opposite. So something like Christianity, I think most young women just view it as really restrictive and limiting. And something like therapy culture or just liberal culture in general tells them that any limit or constraint is a problem.

Well, just this sense in culture now that any obligation is like an obstacle to your life or your mental health. I think that's just endemic from everywhere we look. And it's very much the opposite of what religion tells us, which is that

Well, just this sense in culture now that any obligation is like an obstacle to your life or your mental health. I think that's just endemic from everywhere we look. And it's very much the opposite of what religion tells us, which is that

Well, just this sense in culture now that any obligation is like an obstacle to your life or your mental health. I think that's just endemic from everywhere we look. And it's very much the opposite of what religion tells us, which is that

through sacrifice you find kind of actual fulfillment and you kind of break free from yourself now we're kind of told whether it's through feminism or therapy culture or whatever girls are scrolling through on tiktok or instagram it's like you know think like you think of therapy culture on tiktok it will say something like don't be a people pleaser don't be needy um

through sacrifice you find kind of actual fulfillment and you kind of break free from yourself now we're kind of told whether it's through feminism or therapy culture or whatever girls are scrolling through on tiktok or instagram it's like you know think like you think of therapy culture on tiktok it will say something like don't be a people pleaser don't be needy um

through sacrifice you find kind of actual fulfillment and you kind of break free from yourself now we're kind of told whether it's through feminism or therapy culture or whatever girls are scrolling through on tiktok or instagram it's like you know think like you think of therapy culture on tiktok it will say something like don't be a people pleaser don't be needy um

But these things are kind of the opposite of what Christianity is telling you, which is like, you should be someone who puts your needs second. It's good to be someone who gives for other people, who depends on people, and they depend on you. That's not the message girls are growing up with.

But these things are kind of the opposite of what Christianity is telling you, which is like, you should be someone who puts your needs second. It's good to be someone who gives for other people, who depends on people, and they depend on you. That's not the message girls are growing up with.

But these things are kind of the opposite of what Christianity is telling you, which is like, you should be someone who puts your needs second. It's good to be someone who gives for other people, who depends on people, and they depend on you. That's not the message girls are growing up with.

Yes, I think so. Well, again, you're just going inwards. And yeah, also, I often think of, again, it's a similarity between

Yes, I think so. Well, again, you're just going inwards. And yeah, also, I often think of, again, it's a similarity between

Yes, I think so. Well, again, you're just going inwards. And yeah, also, I often think of, again, it's a similarity between

therapy culture for women and kind of self-optimization stuff for men because it's like for men if you go too far that way other people become obstacles to your like ambition and your self-development um so people become like distractions and annoyances it's the same with therapy culture because then for a young woman who's really into therapy culture a man is just like an obstacle to her healing and her mental health um

therapy culture for women and kind of self-optimization stuff for men because it's like for men if you go too far that way other people become obstacles to your like ambition and your self-development um so people become like distractions and annoyances it's the same with therapy culture because then for a young woman who's really into therapy culture a man is just like an obstacle to her healing and her mental health um

therapy culture for women and kind of self-optimization stuff for men because it's like for men if you go too far that way other people become obstacles to your like ambition and your self-development um so people become like distractions and annoyances it's the same with therapy culture because then for a young woman who's really into therapy culture a man is just like an obstacle to her healing and her mental health um

So I think if you go too far in it, you can just interpret anyone or anything as a threat to your peace.