No. I never have. I had a psycho-pharmacologist try to get me to talk about my relationship with him once, I'm pretty sure. I thought it was very strange -- asking me how I felt about the fact that something he was rx'ing may have been giving me headaches. I think I just said I don't have feelings about it? Sometimes I get a lot of headaches for reasons xy and z. What else is there to discuss. Then I realized, later, he probably wanted me to talk about him affecting my life. It actually gave me the creeps. He did in many ways, though, so it's not just the actual conversation topic that creeped me out.

The therapist I see now has made some minor passes at a client-therapist relationship discussion in the past, I think. But to me she's a lady I see every week and dump on sometimes and I guess receive wellness checks. She is perfectly nice and does her job alright, I think. If she was persistent on talking about my relationship with her, or if I had a therapist that really insisted on focusing parts of therapy on that, I would stop going. She knows that and gives me lots of space.