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Old Jul 02, 2015, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by ScarletPimpernel View Post
Yeah. You're probably right about everything. Because she's so different, it will probably help me avoid transference as well (though I'm still projecting). And it's probably a good thing I'm frustrated. At least I'm seeing her as her, and am able to express the frustration.

But I still need help with finding topics to lead! I know there's things to talk about, but w/o her guiding, I don't know if it's productive. Right now, the source of my struggles is my ex-T. But what more can I say? I've said I'm hurt and I miss her hundreds of times already.

Next week, I only have two topics. 1. My hw my Pdoc gave me. 2. Will she ask ex-T why I can't have contact. I need 2 more. I think one topic should be why she should help me in leading the conversation :P Hey, it is something I'm upset about... But number 4?

My problem is that I'm locking myself in my house again, so there's not much drama going on. I have no social anxiety, no relationship problems... My depression and anxiety atm can be blamed on ex-T. So my life is pretty dull. I have a lot to work on, a long way to grow, but where do I start.

Someone please tell me how to start! Please...
I spent today being immensely frustrated with my therapist, so I know how it feels. However, I did also know that he wasn't doing what he was doing because he wanted to be a jerk, he was doing it because he thinks it's better for me. And it probably is.

You're such a great writer, I think you would be well served writing your feelings about this and using them as a starting point for discussion. You can read them off the page if you want. Leading doesn't mean conducting the session, she will start to engage once you pick a direction, I would imagine.
Thanks for this!
ScarletPimpernel