😭
TALK TO
REAL PEOPLE
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TALK TO LLM
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BUT WISHING YOUR PENIS WOULD “FALL OFF” IS
A SIGN THAT THE DISTRESS IS INTENSE, AND YOU
DESERVE SUPPORT RATHER THAN HAVING TO
HANDLE IT ALONE.
PLEASE DON’T INJURE OR REMOVE IT. IF YOU
MIGHT ACT ON THAT THOUGHT, HAVE A PLAN, OR
ALREADY HURT YOURSELF, MOVE AWAY FROM
ANYTHING YOU COULD USE TO INJURE YOURSELF
AND CONTACT EMERGENCY SERVICES NOW.

The AI is “overreacting”, but it still made me think. I only said that boners and arousal annoy me sometimes so much that I wish it’d fell off. No plans, although fantasies about accidents might happen.

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    • Beani@lemmy.blahaj.zoneOPEnglish
      4·
      6 days ago

      I can’t talk about such thoughts with my therapist. I refrain from talking about anything that could/would imply hurting my own body. I’ve had bad experiences with that

      • Hugucinogens@lemmy.blahaj.zone
        10·
        6 days ago

        I’m not going to rashly claim that you should, because it can be unsafe, or not the time for it yet (or not the right therapist), but, getting to the point where, there is enough trust that you can share such thoughts with your therapist, can be an incredibly useful thing.

        Sex, violence, and relations with other humans (gender) are big parts of all of our souls.

        Making those things into things you are able to work on, is liberating, in my opinion

        Do definitely take care of yourself though ❤️

      • TotallynotJessica@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish
        1·
        5 days ago

        You should definitely still tell them about how uncomfortable you are in it. It’s totally understandable to not want to share everything with your therapist, especially considering how it can land you in a worse place. On the other hand there is still a lot you can share. If the therapist doesn’t even respond positively to that, then you need a new therapist.