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Old Jul 09, 2011, 08:56 AM
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Yeah Cats, it's like she says the words but does the opposite. How can you be expected to act like an adult when she doesn't treat you like one? I mean isn't this the same T who followed you into the bathroom too, so she could be sure you weren't throwing up after you ate? Honestly, Cats, I don't think this is healthy at all. My T would help me in the same way that Tree's T would help her, and MAYBE, if it were an extremely serious situation and there were absolutely no alternatives -- like Tree said, life or death -- then he'd drive me somewhere. But I just can't see how you have any incentive to be an adult when she treats you like a child.
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Conversation with my therapist:

Doc: "You know, for the past few weeks you've seemed very disconnected from your emotions when you're here."
Me: "I'm not disconnected from my emotions. I just don't feel anything when I'm here."
(Pause)
Me: "Doc, why are you banging your head against the arm of your chair?"
Doc: "Because I'm not close enough to a wall."

It's official. I can even make therapists crazy.
Thanks for this!
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