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Originally Posted by artemis-within
I thought she was looking at the notepad, but I also didn't like the idea of a t sitting that close. Even for someone like me who pretty much adores t, that's too close. Only time I want her that close is either 1) for a hug or 2) standing next to each other looking at a sand tray I've just made. Other than that, I like the distance between the couch and her chair. I didn't like the table in between when she first brought it in, but I've come to appreciate it now because I have someplace to set my notebook.
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I consider the table to be a happy thing - it keeps the woman back.
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Originally Posted by atisketatasket
How else will they physically assert their superiority in the relationship?
See, that's what therapists really don't want you to know.
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I actually interviewed one who had her chair set higher than the client's chair. She asked me why I was laughing and I told her as I walked out without completing the interview. Dude no way is this going to work out.
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