Therapy is work. Probably the toughest kind of work, if you ask me. So if you look at therapy as being a job, that would kinda make your t the "boss" and you the "employee." You genuinely love your "boss," right? So why would it be so difficult to believe that your boss genuinely loves you, the "employee?"

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I find this to be completely backwards - the client hires the therapist - the client is the boss. Absolutely the therapist is not the boss.

Believe they care or what ever if you find it useful- but they are not the boss. Why anyone would let a therapist be a boss is beyond me.