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Originally Posted by My kids are cool
In the course of the conversation, we also discussed the fact that when I started therapy, he made a comment about holding the therapeutic boundaries forever, and how that me feel like he would never consider the two of us equals. Like I would never be normal, never graduate into being just someone he knows and maybe likes. He actually stopped and thought about what I was saying, and said that there was no "maybe" about liking me. That he liked me and cared more for me than some people who are his friends and he hangs out with all the time. He thinks sometimes about how much fun I would be to hang out with and go camping with, but that we just cannot go there in our relationship right now. He also said that although holding the therapeutic boundaries forever was his habit in the past, that he could see us being friends after the ethical time limits have passed. What was necessary right now, however, was that I know that he likes me and cares for me as my T, and that he puts my interests first and we focus on my issues and not his.
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That was nice of him, and very generous.
I would be surprised and perhaps uncomfortable if my T were to go so far as to say she likes me more than some of her friends. It may be true, and I hope it is. But she'd never say it. She has said that I am far too good at making myself "special", and I don't think she wants to encourage that.
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