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Originally Posted by subtle lights
There are people in this world who've been deprived of their emotional needs since they were little kids. But we don't know (or most of us), because it is already part of us. It is normal. There is almost no mirror in society to show us that the emotional deprivation we've experienced is not normal. It's not material, not concrete, it's hard to pull up a billboard with the message.
Some of us are really suffering from this, in the sense that it's not only a missing element of daily life, a blown out lightbulb we could replace easily. For some of us, it's the material that had been left out from the construction of our being. Or severly reduced. So we feel it every day, the feeling without the thought, the pain without the name.
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This is emotional deprivation disorder, and I am wondering what is the appropriate therapy to resolve this issue, I have been trying cognitive behaviour therapy but it doesnt work for me, so if somebody have a positive experience with any other kind of therapy please share it.