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The husband suggests looking into attending a support group together, but the wife prefers not to attend. They discuss the benefits of seeking help from others who are going through similar experiences, including counseling workshops, and possibly practicing Spanish skills together.
human
Have you heard about this young woman who found a support group for people with anxiety disorders? I think that's really admirable.
gpt
Yes, I remember reading about her. It's great that she was able to find a community and resources to help her cope with her anxiety.
human
I was thinking that maybe we could look into attending a support group together. I know you sometimes struggle with anxiety too, and I want to support you in any way I can.
gpt
That's very kind of you, dear. But I'm not sure a support group is for me. I prefer to handle things on my own.
human
I understand, but it can be really beneficial to connect with others who are going through similar experiences. Remember when we went to that marriage counseling workshop?
gpt
Yes, that was helpful. But I don't think my anxiety is comparable to our marital issues.
human
Of course it's not the same, but the point is that it's good to seek help when we need it. And who knows, maybe we'll learn some new coping strategies that could work for both of us.
gpt
Alright, we can look into it. But let's make sure we find a group that's the right fit for us.
human
Agreed. I'll start doing some research and see what I can find. Maybe we can even practice our Spanish skills while we're there.
gpt
*chuckles* Leave it to you to tie in our previous conversation. But sure, why not? It could be a fun way to practice speaking the language.