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Apr 13, 2009, 11:53 PM
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Member Since: Mar 2009
Location: In a field of paper flowers
Posts: 112
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Coming from someone like myself who didn't have a choice really in meeting with a psychologist(I let him know I didn't want to be there), but did have say in what I was willing to tell. I'd say honestly is the way to go. This probably is because I am so stubborn that I usually push help/people away. But I also have a strong fear of doing just that, which makes me reach out for them at the same time I'm pushing them away. Like I don't want to completely shut him out. Err... can't explain it.
What if they can help us? What if I'm wrong on denying everything and they are right? Those are questions I dreadfully ask myself everyday. I sometimes wish someone would just force me to accept that I need to be put on antidepressants, but again I don't have anyone who really cares enough that is close to me.
If there is even a tiny bit of "wanting to get better" left inside of you, honesty is the key!
...so are you gonna do it or what? 
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