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Old Feb 27, 2016, 08:02 AM
SarahSweden SarahSweden is offline
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As saying "goodbye" is such an universal thing in most relationships I donīt want to beg her to do this. If I have to "instruct" her to do such an easy and to me self-evident thing it wouldnīt feel genuine if she then said goodbye and such.

I also feel that if she in some way does this to show me we are not friends or something like that, such a cold attitude wonīt work with me and she doesnīt gain anything by it. A T should be careful around these things and wanting to build a relationship because what else is there to work from?

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Originally Posted by Pennster View Post
I'd tell your therapist how you'd like to say goodbye! I think if an ending ritual is important to you it's a good idea to make that happen.

I doubt your therapist is testing you- I can't imagine why a therapist would do such a thing. It would be a good idea to tell her how you would like things to be so she can make it so- you are paying her so it's important to be open about what will make you happy with her.
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