Quote:
Originally Posted by unaluna
Telling her that, she may have thought it was "your little voice" telling you to find another t? And its surely easier for someone to listen to another persons little voice than for us to listen to our own. But if a t hears ours, they are kinda obligated buy ethics to listen and follow it. Sucks.  |
Assuming is always terrible! OP could have been expressing a fear. Which the therapist would now have inadvertently validated.
Seems to me this would have been a time to question/answer rather than the therapist taking the opportunity and running with it.
I don’t know the story either but do know that it’s better making a change earlier rather than later if there are red flags...