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Old Nov 04, 2014, 05:39 AM
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while it would be a bad thing to date your T (if nothing else it wastes your time and their effort in therapy) I see no reason not to transfer to another T (you are no longer her client) and then asking her out as a non client. of course there may be certain rules regarding this as well, like in one case I know of the answer was not until 2 years after discharge.

best thing to do is admit these feelings to your T and get her help to straighten this back out and return to effective therapy. as long as you think this and she does not know this will be a distraction in your therapy.
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