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Originally Posted by My kids are cool
And for what it's worth, I am not talking about those people's who have their T go over with them on purpose. I am talking about the ones who deliberately hang out and wait, or go back in after leaving. And I get that it's MY issue that I have such a horror and aversion to that behavior.
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Same here. When I was seeing my prior T, the girl with the appointment before mine showed up an hour late. She stood in the waiting room and griped at T that she
needed to see him even though SHE was the one who made the error. He had already explained to her that he had another client waiting to talk to him. I was less than a foot away. I'm sorry she was overwhelmed by her feelings, but cannot even begin to comprehend why she felt it was permissible to decide she was the most important thing in the room. She ended up leaving in a huff. T said that some people have a tendency to feel entitled.
That also taught me how T's can quickly rebound and become "with" the next client. He was zeroed right in on me. You'd never have known he'd just had someone walk out.