Hi Suzzie,
Yes, therapy! I can relate in that I have a very important "issue" that I feel that other people can have, but I can't. (For me it's work I enjoy/life passion/career whatever you want to call it). I guess I can relate because in many ways the world assumes that "everyone can do it or can have it." Before starting therapy I went to 3 career counselors but always ended up feeling like they were speaking a totally different language. I felt like whatever they were saying was fine for other people but just did not apply to me. At the last one I broke down and sobbed (and made her pretty uncomfortable). I guess that was the point where I knew it was a psychological issue and not merely a matter of logistics. I now know that this is something I want, or at least want to figure out because it is an area of confusion and unhappiness for me. I think therapy is just the place to safely work on it. I know you will, over time, figure this out. With self examination (and help) things that were never possible before can begin to come true.

E