i told my parents i wanted to see a therapist and they said yes, so let’s see if it actually helps, which i know it will.
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That’s amazing Lauren! I know therapy will be able to help you if you really want it too, but that just means you are going to need to be a bit vulnerable at times but in the long run that “weakness” you show during your session will turn into your greatest strengths!