I smile, now, thinking: we all like to think we are important enough to need psychiatrists
Sylvia Plath's thoughts on the human condition reveal a deep introspection about the need for validation and the quest for mental health support. Her quote suggests a playful yet poignant reflection on how individuals often perceive themselves as significant enough to warrant professional help. This highlights the complex relationship many have with their mental health and self-worth, prompting questions about what it truly means to be 'important.'
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