Question

normalizing challenges
“there’s nothing wrong with me. i don’t have a problem.”
what would you say?
select a response. submit your response to continue.
○ there’s nothing wrong with asking for help to get through a tough time.
○ you may feel nervous talking about your feelings, but other people have been through the same things.
○ what you’re going through right now, no matter how big or small, is important.
submit

Explanation:

The statement "There’s nothing wrong with me. I don’t have a problem" shows a resistance to acknowledging a need for help or that there might be an issue. The response "There’s nothing wrong with asking for help to get through a tough time" directly addresses the idea of seeking help, which is relevant to normalizing the idea that it's okay to need assistance even if one initially denies having a problem. The other options focus more on feelings about talking about feelings or the importance of the situation, while this option targets the resistance to asking for help.

Answer:

A. There’s nothing wrong with asking for help to get through a tough time.