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Originally Posted by ChristineEsq
I just wanted to quickly address what rainbow wrote, and others echoed, about not being able to remember her/a T's face. For those of you with BPD (particularly if you're a "quiet,as-if borderline"), this is a dissociative trait rooted in your psychopathology. I first learned about this from Cohen & Sherwood, I believe, but borderlines can expect to have trouble concretely remembering or visualizing their T's face between sessions. This is often why borderlines will want or keep a photo of their T as a transitional object between sessions for comfort.*
Incidentally, this phenomenon will also occur with anyone else a borderline feels intensely about.
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I hadn't given not being able to remember my tdoc's face much thought until after reading this and realising I've been seeing her for 2 years and I can't visualise at all..
Anyhoo, I came in to bow to Rainbow. You are doing freakin' awesome!