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Originally Posted by Fartraveler
Hi Rainbow --
I think boundaries need to be clear, and discussed. But I don't think they need to be written in stone. Situations can change. Boundaries can be found to be unhelpful. Flexibility is important -- Rigidity for the sake of rigidity is no help at all -- even kind of pathological. (Remember that rigidity -- the lack of ability to adjust to changing situations -- is a characteristic of personality disorders!!)
So I guess Rainbow that I'm disagreeing with most of the posters on this thread. My take on this is that you should continue to trust your T's judgment, since she's helped you so much so far. Remember that this is only a message board, and that the folks who are criticizing your T's behavior don't know enough about the situation to criticize her with any kind of plausibility whatsoever.
Take care,
-Far
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Rainbow, I understand how many T's (and clients and maybe posters on PC ) may look at situations with a healthy level of skepticism, however, in this case I agree with Far. IMO, this is the PERFECT opportunity for you and your T to have the opportunity to decide what this means for both of you, own each part (if applies) and move forward.
Be gentle with you.