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Old Feb 03, 2014, 12:49 AM
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Originally Posted by SummerTime12 View Post
I like to think about it just enough to process it, but it seems that (for me) after that thoughts related to therapy make me feel worse. It will make me think about things that have happened in my life that I don't need necessarily want to spend so much time thinking about, but I don't know how to change that
Yes. It is important to think about it. How does it affect your life today? What happened to make you the way you are today? Do you understand why you
do what you do today, because of the things that happened to you in the past?
It's painful, but is there a lesson to be learned?

Maybe I think it's easy, because, honestly, I have not told my T the nitty gritty. Maybe I don't tell him the really awful things, because I don't want to think of them. Maybe....I should, and then I will understand how you feel about the after session thoughts.

Maybe I'll go into session next time and say, Hey....I have some really awful things I have not told you.. Maybe not?