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Oct 02, 2012, 07:03 PM
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Member Since: Aug 2011
Location: Washington State, U.S.A.
Posts: 3,169
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Originally Posted by BrokenNBeautiful
I am really going to miss them. It was going to be my "practice ground" for human interaction. But no. It's not a good fit. It doesn't feel safe. Being called a drama queen, being sat so close to by men I don't know, etc. Feels like I am in another abuse situation, even though that woman assured me that I was safe there. I told her I did not feel that way.
thanks,
Carol
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Wow, I am surprised that they are running things this way! Where I go, there are strict rules about how we are to conduct ourselves in group settings, we are allowed to talk about our childhood if we need to, and they would never force you to sit next to someone who is making you uncomfortable! What really gets me is that they are allowed to call you a drama queen--they are supposed to be required to be respectful towards the patients.
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