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Originally Posted by Longingforhome
As in every other realm in life, we have a right to ask the more probing questions when this happens, but we don't automatically have the right to the answers just because it's a therapeutic set up. In fact, some would argue, there is an imperative to be more boundaried.
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The boundaries serve the therapist. I don't see, then, why a client in OP's situation should be concerned about boundaries. Especially since the therapist has effectively trampled OP's boundaries by engendering trust and then betraying that trust in devastating fashion. She should be concerned mainly with saving herself.