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Originally Posted by OneWorld
I don't think everyone complains in therapy. I don't think I do (as a general rule). Complaining implies talking about the bad parts if life without seeking resolution (it implies that to me, anyway).
However, it is my dime so I can say what I want to say (even if I'm just griping about my hectic week). It probably isn't a wise use of financial resources, but if that's what I want to do with $100/week, that is my prerogative.
It is also the therapist's prerogative to refer me elsewhere if they feel that they aren't a good fit for my complaining.
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I guess it all depends on how one defines "complain"....I'm oversensitive to the idea that I'm complaining or venting and should just pick myself up by the bootstraps....it's excruciatingly difficult for me to be vulnerable and admit I need help. It torments me almost much of the time. But that's my own issue I'm working on.....