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Originally Posted by tinyrabbit
There have been times in therapy when I have felt badly hurt, I have cried and I have wondered if my T is on my side. But my feelings were already hurt before I brought them to therapy, and my T is on my side. I am not on my side. I filter what he says, hear a different tone of voice, take things the wrong way, get upset and hurt when no upset or hurt is intended.
I don't think a good T relationship is necessarily one in which you never feel hurt or upset. That happens in all relationships. The question is why, and what happens next. My T has always been very interested in how I feel and why I'm upset, even if my experience is not congruent with his.
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Thank you for this, I know my problem with my T seems so little for me but it's so hard to trust and be vulnerable and since I am with her I tend to magnify everything. I was actually wondering if I had misjudged us and we aren't a good fit but thats a bit much I need to remember T is human and we just need to work it out, not let myself run from the problem