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Originally Posted by mixedup_emotions
It is hard to self-disclose....especially the scary, shameful things....and I'm still not through all of what I need to in therapy, but I've found that when I disclose scary stuff - but less scary than the major scary - and see my T's reaction, that it brings me closer to trusting that he will be ok with whatever I tell him. He has not rejected me for any of the awful things I've shared so far and still shows me the caring for the person I am today - right now - in the present.
Hopefully, you can bring yourself to do it gradually. I have also found that doing it in writing is easier for me than saying the words out loud.

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MUE - I do a lot of writing but this issue is so deeply emotional that I know I have to talk about it. I trust my T. I do. I guess what I fear reflected in her face when I talk about that shameful place is my own self disgust and I don't know how one can really be ready for that.