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Old Mar 15, 2013, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by iota View Post
It is a part of the process to have these sorts of feelings. After all there is a level of intimacy involved in the process. We have a general tendency to understand or take intimacy into areas of romantic or sexual interests. That is perfectly normal and can actually be used to further the relationship. It usually has other feelings going along with it so exploring it openly is a good idea, even if it might feel embarrassing or uncomfortable. Talking about attractions of this sort can happen as much as they need to without damaging the relationship. Only acting on the feelings is considered wrong by the profession but the feelings themselves are quite understandable and normal.

Sorry to read about Java. That was going to be the name of a Bengal cat that I still haven't gotten. I will still use the name and remember your beloved dog.
Thank you for the condolences about my dog Java. It's hard and I miss her but I have memories that will always be there.

I guess I sort of am not sure about telling the psychiatrist that I have a crush on him etc.... It's not like I see him every week for an hour like my regular therapist. Do I have something to really gain? Flirting with him for sport because I'm attracted to him would/will be fun but I'm not sure I have anything else to gain by telling him I'm attracted to him?
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