
Nov 24, 2013, 09:52 AM
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Member Since: Dec 2012
Location: California
Posts: 2,248
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Originally Posted by rainbow8
Like most people in therapy, I have more than one issue, so I disagree with your answer. I have a lot of reasons to be in therapy. I'm analyzing the googling because I feel pain when I want to know more about my T and can't. It hurts but no one can really know another person's hurt, so I don't expect you or anyone to really understand. It hurts deeply and feels like she is shutting me out, and I start to feel like I'm sinking into quicksand. I appreciate your opinion, and thinking dialectically, there is some truth in what you said about wanting something to talk about here, and wanting responses too.
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I I think get the pain when start googling and wanting to know more. It feels like you are shut out, and sinking into quicksand. Or, at least, it makes sense to me. I've googled my T. I told him about it too. I'm not sure why I did it. I feel uncomfortable afterwards. But the picture I get of me googling is a kid with his face pressed against a window watching what is going on inside, but he can't go inside. Is it like that? or is that just me and different for you.
I wish I knew why I googled him, and why I felt uncomfortable afterwards (he was fine with it).
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