AudaciousArmadillo

Now I can’t speak for a availability or how you can get insurance to pay for it in the US. I mean you don’t even have to have insurance in the US?

But most of your other points are BS my guy…

1. Not that important and a doctor might have suggestions here already
2. The only required stuff should be the same you need to provide any doctor
3. In Europe insurance or doctors will help with that as well
4. You might need to try a few different therapists but they are professionals. They can deal with you
5. Therapy doesn’t necessarily require a regular appointment schedule
6. 🙄
7. Same as 5.
8. Again, sucks if you are in the US. In Europe you can take sick leave and go to a facility for multiple weeks at a time if you have severe issues.

If you financially or through some other means cannot do it, sure. But most of the western world has decent access. So go to therapy. Women manage somehow.

Not sure if it’s very different in the US, but at least in Europe a lot more women use to opportunity to go to therapy compared to men. I.e. there is space if you look for it.

And for your second point, psychology is a science. Not without flaw, just like any other science. But it certainly works, especially if the patient puts in the work.

Hm TIL, fair enough. Thanks.

But chaining still seems harder than CommandA | ForEach-Object { DoSomethingWith $_ } | CommandB

I take PowerShell ForEach-Object any day over the unholy contraptions of awk, xargs and friends in bash.