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Old Feb 25, 2016, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Petra5ed View Post
I haven't followed entirely all of this thread, LOL! However, I want to clarify, my original question was is therapy inherently flawed, and nothing to do with bad therapists. I think the system itself is set up such that clients like myself will inevitably be hurt, regardless of the therapist and technique. Whether say, you are BudFox with a therapist who drops you entirely when you become attached, or even if you have one like mine, who is certainly more competent and has my best interest in mind.

Maybe it is inherently flawed, or maybe I am just a ticking time bombs in relationships, and everything hurts. Or maybe I'm just sulking that my therapist doesn't love me, and thinks that somehow being broken hearted yet again is going to magically heal my broken heart.

To address the OP. I USED to think that therapy was inherently flawed in that way.
Over time , sitting with my pain, exploring it, and learning to parent myself have actually done their work
I am finding more transformative change than I thought possible.
But I am the first to admit that my T is one in a million and I don't know how to explain how those things happened
Thanks for this!
Gavinandnikki