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Originally Posted by TheRealFDeal
They do not have the right to report homicidal *thoughts*. They must actually believe you have a plan and will carry it out.
Dare, I'm so sorry this is all happening to you. I had a T who mistook a homicidal/suicidal FANTASY for a plan (I did not discuss a plan with him) and reported me. Next thing I know, he terminated me, but gave us a month for termination. That I continued to see him after what he did shows what I would do to avoid abandonment. I used that time to convince him to take me back, even after such a huge betrayal. (he even called the other person and told them they were in danger -- now I no longer have a relationship with that person because they are afraid of me.)
Now I avoid abandonment by avoiding all people and keeping to myself. It is excruciatingly lonely and I sometimes wonder about my hold on reality, being alone so much. I no longer even have a T because I cannot possibly take another chance on such a relationship.
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Next time don't say no names. I never say names when I'm talking about my thought crimes, or real crimes that I've committed. Never say who they were against, not even a first name, I keep these references as vague as humanly possible. That way the therapist can't call them and tell them all about it. If I do ever mention who it is, I make it
very clear that I have no intention of following through with any of these thoughts, although I do not object to the thoughts, I would never follow through with them because........... They are not going to help me in any way, they will only hold me back further and I risk going to prison over somebody who isn't worth sht to me anyways.