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Originally Posted by retro_chic
I really didn't give T anything to work with in terms of how she could help me so it really wasn't her fault. In fact, none of this is her fault and yet I still feel like it is. That was one of the things that it made it so difficult to talk. I felt all this anger towards her and it felt so unjustified and ridiculous that I couldn't express it. I was so angry that anything she said was wrong somehow and everything about her was annoying to me. Her face, her voice just everything.
I'm beginning to see now that the session wasn't a complete waste of time though. I now have plenty of things to talk about at the next session. I still feel conflicted about quitting and trying to work through this. Hopefully T and I can work through it.
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Experience doesn't need to be logical or "right"in order to be valid and important. Yes, you didn't give her much to work with, and she didn't give you the safe enough space for you to do that. It may be nobody's fault and your anger is still important and very well worth exploring. I hope you will be able to work through this in a way that will be helpful to you.