If it were available would you get relationship counseling online?

Question

If someone who had experience with relationships, both spouse and children and had good advice to offer would you pay a fee to get that advice online?

Answer 1

There are online counselors, but you don't know what you're getting. My sister in law and her husband have a growing counseling business, but she is absolutely so dysfunctional, it frightens me to think of what she is counseling people to do.

Answer 2

What I think is that couples, usually one more than the other, try too hard to stay together when deep down they know it's over. Sometimes people are so scared to start over, or too scared of being 'alone', that they bend over backwards trying to 'work' on staying, when the best thing to do is move on. Would a true love that was meant to be require so much work?? I don't think so. Maybe this isn't the case with you..Maybe it is.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

there is such a thing called relationship counseling, but i wouldnt try it because from what i learned in my past relationships and giving advice to friends...no one can help you with your love life except for yourself. no one can point you in a direction for you to walk. you have to take that step yourself. no one can really understand your feelings or what you're going through. whatever problems you have with your other half, only YOU can solve it yourself.

Answer 6

No. Nothing can replace face-to-face conversation for something so emotional. You can't show empathy to a person without body language, and you can't read a person's responses without looking at their body language.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

No, I wouldn't know who I was getting info from, and one mans answer is another mans question. Talk to friends, the real ones will listen.

Answer 9

Yes I would--except we broke up, (after nearly 5 years together) & I don't think you could put Humpty-Dumpty back together again

Answer 10

yes cause sometimes i want to talk about something and my friends arent available..and sometimes i need support...(i have my terapist once in a week...but isnt enough hehhe)