Quote:
Originally Posted by hankster
So maybe you already do this, but why dont you just go to more intimate gatherings and meet more people? Also, this boundary thing might be a difference between religious and non-religious therapists. maybe you would do better with a religious therapist from your church. Instead of trying to squeeze a square peg into a round hole, so to speak.
Or as scorpiosis asks, what doesnt fit, that you are trying to make fit, into your worldview or whatever. What is it that you just cannot accept? The ONE thing.
|
I guess what I was trying to say is that at the religious gathering that I have been to I didn't really see any boundaries with anyone and I think that everyone else there saw it the exact same way.
But to dig a little deeper I have also gone to other Christian gatherings (concerts and other things) near where I live and I don't think that they are intimate gatherings (i.e. not secluded enough among other things), so if I was to see my Therapist there I would still see her as my Therapist a little bit but I would say that the line is very light given the circumstances at hand.