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Originally Posted by starrysky
My main reason for staying with her (I have brought all of the above up to her before, more than once), is this: I don't want to make a mistake, by leaving. I do like her. She *has* helped me. What if the person they put me with is worse? I wonder that maybe its *me,* I mean she means no harm (though that doesn't mean I'm not being harmed anyway), and I have jumped and run from people before in my life (like friends, boyfriends) and I have sometimes regretted it..like they seemed too black and white of decisions that I've made and I want to be able to work *with* people and not just run from them.
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I have been in this exact position with therapists—two of them at least. I ended up leaving in both cases. It was the right decision. Didn’t miss them at all.
I have been in this exact position in two marriages. I ended up leaving in both cases. It was the right decision. Painful, yes, but right.
Like you, I wanted to be able to work *with* people. To say I’m a reasonable person, I’m fair, I’m forgiving.
Life’s too short for that shinola. Trust your instincts. Trust yourself.