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Originally Posted by Allein
On a side note, my T doesn't have any children. I'm nosy, curious, and really want to know why. Part of me is curious because she gives out parenting advice. Seriously? How can someone with no parenting experience tell other parents what they should and should not be doing? We've talked about parenting and children multiple times for some odd reason.
Would it be inappropriate to ask her why she doesn't have children? Would that be a boundary violation?
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Asking isn't a boundary violation. Insisting that she answer if she deflects the question would be.
As to how someone without children can give advice on parenting - does a therapist have to have been depressed to advise a depressed client? Or have DID to work with someone with DID? Or be bipolar to help someone who's bipolar?