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[hmm789]

hey @TOM-RO

to be honest I'm not sure yet, I don't know how to even bring it up with my parents. 

[N1ghtW1ng]

@hmm789 talking to your parents about this sort of things can be tough, have you spoken to them about tough stuff before?

[hmm789]

@N1ghtW1ng I haven't talked to them about tough things that I can remember. I know anytime i break up with someone I will eventually have to tell them and then they want to know all the details but thats completely different. 

Lately they have been "snapping" at me and literally saying whats wrong with you but they aren't saying it concerned, the tone translation is like "stop being a bitch". Anyway I can just feel them getting more frustrated with me and it's just annoying I just want to talk to a psychologist without having to tell them I'm their third child and I feel like they just can't wait until we all move out.

[Esperanza67]

Hey @hmm789, I'm sorry to hear that . Is there anyone else that you know of that you could reach out to about this? Perhaps another family member or a friend?

[lokifish]

Heya @hmm789,

I've just read this thread and I really admire how open you are to seeking help, even though it's difficult/nerve wracking. A lot of people never get to the stage of admitting something's not right so you're doing really well!

Psychology sessions are completely confidential and they can't even reveal that you're one of their clients, without your permission. If you're not comfortable asking your parents to take you, @Esperanza67's suggestion of asking someone else might be worth trying. Do you have access to public transport? You can always go by yourself if that'd be less stressful

[hmm789]

Thankyou @lokifish @Esperanza67

Some great advice that I will take with me