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Originally Posted by BudFox
I found that therapy certainly brought out real stuff, but was more fantasy-based than not. Most of the time it was about as relevant to real-life as acting in a play.
My main point was that failing at one of these pseudo-relationships hardly seems compelling evidence for some personality "disorder", nor confirmation of anything real necessarily.
eta: As for what is supportive or not, seems like challenging professionals in a position of power is more supportive than affirming their dubious diagnoses and pronouncements, but not everyone sees it that way.
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I agree.
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