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Dec 12, 2009, 01:39 AM
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Member Since: Jun 2009
Location: valley
Posts: 3,335
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Originally Posted by Timeisback
He used to use fake name with me, however one day, out of blue, he told me this
" Mike is not my real name, you know that right?"
"Micheal" is my real name.
I was like, oh, ok... Did I ask you???? Why are you telling me this now??
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It's not unusual to see professional information online. My previous and current
therapists all have their school and work related info for the whole world to see,
so I'm not surprised that yours does too.
What I find odd is him telling you that his real name is Michael. And how would
you know that Mike wasn't his real name? Did he tell you that his name was an
alias from the beginning?
Granted I have some deep trust issues, but I would have such a hard time
trusting my therapist if he did that. I would always be wondering what else he
isn't telling me...and trust is critical in therapy. I might be hyper-sensitive about
this though, so don't let me make you paranoid if you're not that bothered by it.
As with everything that comes up...more therapy material to examine....
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