Thanks. Yes, my point in this post is that what you think about people, in this case, therapists, is sometimes far from reality. I think itīs both interesting and also comforting to know they havenīt lived a perfect life either.
I understand all those things like marriage doesnīt prevent a person from being lonely and so on, my point is that knowing something about a T both makes them more human and it also decreases feelings of otherness. Itīs not that I think all T:s actually have perfect lives or that one specific kind of life will lead to happiness.
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Originally Posted by susannahsays
Plenty of people are married with families and that doesn't prevent them from being lonely. Loneliness is not simply the absence of people around oneself. And I don't really think children are capable of providing adults with much comfort. That's supposed to be the job of the adults. As for partners hugging and comforting each other, well, I think you're idealizing marriage a bit.
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