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Originally Posted by whispershadow
How did you word it, Fuzzy?
For example, did you say "she has a funny voice" or did you say something like "she has a voice that sounds like (something offensive here)"
Was you saying to the therapist that you said to the neighbour face to face that they had a funny voice?  |
I just said to the therapist “x has a funny voice” .. I didn’t say anything to the neighbour about their voice. On the other hand, the neighbour gave me a very dirty look. This is true .. I do look a bit unusual for a human (this is also true)
Since I’m a bear there isn’t much I can do about looking like a bear
So the therapist, in effect, was saying my thoughts and words are unacceptable.. in that session. I also don’t know why “I don’t like x” is more acceptable than “x has a funny voice”
I don’t easily take a dislike to someone. Just because I said she had a funny voice, to that therapist, didn’t necessarily mean I didn’t like her. But I certainly didn’t like her unfriendly behaviour.