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Old Jun 15, 2011, 05:40 AM
sittingatwatersedge sittingatwatersedge is offline
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Last time I went to see T, I was hugely anxious before I ever got in there, and sat down holding a big tote bag on my lap.

About 50 minutes later, somehow (don''t ask me how) the conversation came around to Anthony Wiener and T said, that man has some serious impulse control issues. This was such preposterous T-doublespeak that it made me laugh out loud.

SAWE: Ask me something.
T: How are you feeling now?
SAWE: To be very honest, I am feeling pretty bummed that I don't have another half hour.
T: (brightly) Well, we have ten minutes.

I have read again and again that the "boundaries of the therapeutic frame" are supposed to be good for you. Including keeping strictly to the hour. Oh sure, I know that Life Has Rules, and You Can't Always Get What You Want, and yada yada yada, but why is this so inflexible, so rigid? what's so therapeutic about it?
Thanks for this!
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