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Originally Posted by CantExplain
I enjoy my T's mistakes too. And like your T, my T doesn't seem to have any good way to deal with being caught out. Maybe they enjoy their own perfection a bit too much!
Last time I got caught out, I said, "Oops! That wasn't very clever, was it?" And T thinks I'm the one of obsesses about being right.
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My T normally
does deal well with her mistakes. She is naturally a very funny person with a self-depreciating humor that is endearing.
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Originally Posted by elliemay
I take absolutely no pleasure in seeing other people embarrassed - especially when there is no need to be. I've definitely learned that the saying "people rarely remember what you say, but they always remember how you make them feel" is true.
That therapist is human being with obvious faults and lapses. If she's not laughing, then I wouldn't be either.
That was a hilarious dream.
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This was one of the very
few times she didn't handle a mistake well. I don't normally take pleasure in the embarrassment of others. She usually plays off mistakes very well. Plus she was more embarrassed about snorting than the door incident...and she was already laughing!!
Therapy is usually a very serious thing and I am grateful I have a T that will intentially lighten the mood at times. I use the term goofball endearingly! We are both goofballs trying to make it in this icky world.
