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Old Jun 18, 2013, 09:31 AM
boredporcupine boredporcupine is offline
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So as an adult there's actually not much she can do to me, because i'm responsible for myself and anything else is just feelings and feelings can't physically put you in danger.

So why the irrational overwhelming feeling that she has my life in her hands?
I think it's because the parts of you that don't trust your T are coming from a younger place, and aren't yet fully aware that you are an adult and can take care of yourself. Parts of your brain can still be stuck in a childlike mentality in which your T really is viewed as someone essential to your survival. It's like when you were little, you had experiences of rejection or abandonment or whatever that scared you, and so somewhere in your brain a part of you decided "we should be careful and not trust too much, because we can't survive on our own yet!" Yet even years later as an adult they can still be in there, running on autopilot...
Thanks for this!
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