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Old Mar 12, 2011, 09:04 PM
Liam Grey Liam Grey is offline
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I don't know, I never cried in front of my T... I would be curious to know her reaction, anyway! I know sooner or later it's gonna happen.

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Originally Posted by Jaybird57 View Post

Personally, in my own therapy, I often grab a tissue in anger and wipe or rub my eyes as if to eliminate the evidence. I know that I've asked my therapist if my eyes are red or I look like I've "been doing the ugly cry?" before I leave her office. It is shameful to me to have anyone outside of her office to see my eyes red enough for them to know that I have been crying. How sad! How absolutely sad that I can't allow myself to experience the genuine feelings. I often attempt to stop the tears (inhibited grieving) and that's definitely not a good thing either. I do appreciate that my therapist does not overreact or underreact to my tears.
Well, I don't think you should feel shameful for crying! We usually are in T office to process some really heavy, emotional stuff... so, seeing it from an outside look, I wouldn't see anything wrong in somebody walking out from personal T office with some red eyes.
Thanks for this!
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