I seen a dominatrix a while ago

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  • #555773
    OldBill
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    i regret doing it, i think ptsd sounds a bit extreme for seeing a dominatrix but i do think thats what i got

    Hold it right there. You think you have PTSD? That is, no professional has actually diagnosed you with PTSD?

    If you believe something is troubling you, you need to determine what it actually is first. You can’t guess and you can’t diagnose yourself.

    Speak with a therapist. Even a single sessions can be helpful.

    Do not date. Do not impregnate. Do not co-habitate. Above all, do not marry. Reclaim and never again surrender your personal sovereignty.

    #555793

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    Speak with a therapist. Even a single sessions can be helpful

    Old Bill, I’m very sceptical when someone says that.

    I don’t believe in getting therapy – and why would anyone in this gynocentrical society?

    I know this wasn’t​ aimed at me, but if you know a therapist that can actually help men then you should specifically talk about someone that can help (send a private message as to to who can do that) otherwise your advice is counteractive and fairly pointless.

    #555826
    OldBill
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    Old Bill, I’m very sceptical when someone says that.

    You don’t quite understand what I was advising Lee to do.

    I wanted him to go to a therapist to find out if he actually has a problem. My guess is that he doesn’t and that he’s self-diagnosed himself into a “tizzy”.

    I don’t believe in getting therapy – and why would anyone in this gynocentrical society?

    I do. I’ve been helped by therapy and, what’s more, I’ve helped men get therapy. That therapy was for combat related PTSD however and not because they ran out of participation trophies at the Junior Hopscotch Semi-Finals.

    As with so many things, it depends on what you need therapy for and who you get it from.

    Couples counseling and marriage therapy? Don’t waste your time.

    Having trouble sleeping because of phantom mortar and rocket attacks? Have to park a certain way and watch a store or restaurant for 15 minutes before you go in? Let’s talk.

    Do not date. Do not impregnate. Do not co-habitate. Above all, do not marry. Reclaim and never again surrender your personal sovereignty.

    #555845

    Anonymous
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    I wanted him to go to a therapist to find out if he actually has a problem.

    With respect, most therapists in the western hemisphere, have more issues then their clients.

    You could be offering a solution, or you could be furthering a problem – you just don’t know.

    Personally, I would never give such a recommendation without the confidence it will be helpful, and with that I’d have to know the therapist is tried, tested and trusted.

    #555853
    OldBill
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    With respect, most therapists in the western hemisphere, have more issues then their clients.

    The operative word being “most”.

    You could be offering a solution, or you could be furthering a problem – you just don’t know.

    Once again, I’m telling him to find whether there is even a problem at all. I’m not telling him to begin a course of therapy.

    Personally, I would never give such a recommendation without the confidence it will be helpful, and with that I’d have to know the therapist is tried, tested and trusted.

    Personally, I don’t give a f~~~ what you would do.

    In the past, however, I’ve helped men with actual problems get help from therapists I knew and trusted.

    Whether Lee actually needs help or not is the question here and not whether a specific therapist can provide that help.

    Do not date. Do not impregnate. Do not co-habitate. Above all, do not marry. Reclaim and never again surrender your personal sovereignty.

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    Anonymous
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    The operative word being “most”.

    So you’re willing to roll the dice and let someone else take the hit?

    Once again, I’m telling him to find whether there is even a problem at all. I’m not telling him to begin a course of therapy

    Hopefully by someone who’s qualified to make that assessment.

    Personally, I don’t give a f~~~ what you would do.

    In the past, however, I’ve helped men with actual problems get help from therapists I knew and trusted

    Then why aren’t you doing it now? You can swear at me if you want – you created a topic to correct you on this – don’t swear at me.

    Whether Lee actually needs help or not is the question here and not whether a specific therapist can provide that help

    But you haven’t provided any specifics, which is exactly the point.

    #555887

    Anonymous
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    oldbill, I’m gonna step back and apologise. I’m trying to talk about things I don’t know much about.

    I’m going to stop.

    #555891
    OldBill
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    Hopefully by someone who’s qualified to make that assessment.

    Which has been my point from the first.

    Lee thinks he has PTSD and that self-diagnosis is causing him problems. He needs to find out one way or the other.

    Do not date. Do not impregnate. Do not co-habitate. Above all, do not marry. Reclaim and never again surrender your personal sovereignty.

    #556191
    Lee2222
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    i wont keep bumping the thread but i have seen a few therapists, 1 said i have ptsd the other didnt, the therapist who said i had ptsd was a lot nicer person and i believe them more than the other therapist

    i get that someone whos been in the army may find it offensive if i have ptsd but it was kind of extreme sexual stuff and even though it was consenting i felt really unsteled by it

    it does seem that way in the sense that ive found it hard to finction ever since it happened, from what ive read it could be just im obsessing about something too much but i find it hard not too is uppose

    #556195
    Lee2222
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    i guess i just hate it because the woman was a total bitch and i feel gutted that i let her dominate me, i guess i got to get over it but i find it hard

    someone on my introduction thread recommened the rewind technique for ptsd, so im gonna give that a go asap and ill let people know i get on with it

    even if its not ptsd its defeinetly anxiety so it shoudl help either way

    #556197
    Lee2222
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    also its made me feel more submissive as a person if that makes

    obv no guy wants to be that way and im no different but its like put the feeling in me and its hard to get rid of

    i promise thats my last post now for today i wont keep going on about it but thats kind of where i am at the moment

    #556202
    DanceMyOwnWay
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    Just keep repeating this mantra:

    Sticks and stones may break my bones,
    But whips and chains excite me!

    If you fall down 7 times, get up 8

    #556204
    Atton
    Atton
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    You must have witnessed Hillary Clinton taking a s~~~ in Bill Clinton’s mouth to get this kind of ptsd. My advice to you is stay away from the Clinton’s and stay away from shockchan.

    A MGTOW is a man who is not a woman's bitch!

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