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Originally Posted by Myrto
I don't get why you feel like you need to tell your therapist. It seems to me that this is about you, not him. You found out private info about him and somehow you want to discuss it with him even though it's got nothing to do with you and he already knows about it since, well, it's about him. What would be the point in telling him?
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I actually very much don't want to discuss it with him. But I feel like I might have to in order to not let it impact therapy in a problematic way for me. And as far as what he knows and doesn't know, obviously the facts involved are known to him, but some of the information is focused on the therapist's family member's personal feelings and reactions to the situation, and thoughts about my therapist's personal feelings and reactions, which they may or may not have shared with him. And I don't know if my therapist knows that his family member participated in this research interview at all, let alone that it's being published and that these excerpts are being used.