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Originally Posted by Daystrom
Somewhat of a tangent; I really have to wonder what kind of ****ed-up profession makes it unethical for its practitioners to even ACKNOWLEDGE their own clients outside of the office. I've never heard of such a thing and it seems like the last thing a client with abandonment, avoidance, or inferiority issues would need if he or she were to run into their T in the "outside world".
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I haven't run into one of my T's in public (yet!), but from what I've heard, it's that the T can't be the first to acknowledge you due to confidentiality. Like if I saw my T at a restaurant while out with a friend, she couldn't be like, "Hey Lonesome!" But if I walked up to her and said, "Hi, T!" then she could acknowledge me.