I think anything not centered around rupture would be helpful. comforting, even, when I am upset, to hear T's voice.
Even when I am mad at her.
But I also agree that asking T about recording might make the conversation censored which then would be no point in recording it.
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Originally Posted by Apteryx
That made me smile, CE - both because I imagine you (and she) are right, but because I imagine my T would not like it for the opposite reason. I would use such a recording to beat myself up about what I said that was stupid, what I failed to say, and how stupid my accent sounded. And I do believe in the observer's paradox, that when you record natural speech the act of recording renders the speech unnatural. I would feel even more awkward if my words were in fact recorded. Plus, for me the fact that speech is ephemeral isin itself important.
It would be nice to have a recording of some of the strengthening things T has said. But not worth all the drawbacks.
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