Somehow, in just a couple of weeks, I'd disclosed more to my online therapist than I had with my previous therapist that I'd worked with for over a year.

Talking mental health with Sam Dylan Finch.
Somehow, in just a couple of weeks, I'd disclosed more to my online therapist than I had with my previous therapist that I'd worked with for over a year.
We don’t deserve this. And we certainly didn’t ask for it.
It's not logical... but OCD isn't logical, either.
It can be as simple as noticing. As simple as validating us. As simple as saying, “I believe you.”
"This won't be so hard," I tell myself. "It might even be fun." But the second night alone, I'm having a full-blown panic attack.
You may not understand my pain, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t valid.
The self-hating borderline is the one that the world loves the most. It's an uncomfortable truth, then, when I tell people that I don't hate myself.
I walked away feeling like I had to carry this burden alone.
“You defer to me a lot,” he pointed out, laughing. “You’re allowed to have an opinion.”
If trauma is affecting your mental health, you deserve compassion, care, and support. Full stop.