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Old Jul 14, 2012, 06:31 PM
Anonymous32765
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Originally Posted by fallenembers View Post
Crossing boundaries with my therapists has been the story of my life. I can't count how many T's I've had over the 15+ years I've been in therapy. Well, I can count but I'm just trying to make a point Almost all of my T's have terminated therapy with me because of my inability to respect boundaries.

I am diagnosed Borderline and Dissociative Identity.

My boundary crossings have been:

- Refusal to leave the T's office when the session is over
- Attempting to hug the T from behind without her knowing
- Calling in between sessions just to hear the T's voice (voicemail)
- Calling T's cell phone at midnight, then hanging up
- Researching the T online and getting access to certain personal information
- Sending letters to T or attaching letters or messages to T's building door
- Manipulating with T's office staff to get extra sessions

There are probably more...

So yeah, that's my list. I've never actually written out those things before...maybe it will help me...
How did they know that you did all of these besides the obvious ones like hugging from behind?