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Originally Posted by LonesomeTonight
But (this is a record number of "buts" in a post, I think), it may also be different for a female T saying that to a heterosexual female client vs. a male T saying that to a female. Like less worry about it potentially being misconstrued. K did give me some good language to use in talking to M, like saying how transference tends to come up for me, but that I also understand that he has boundaries. She said the word "boundaries" suggests he doesn't need to be concerned.
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R has told me more times than I can remember that he cares about me.
It's just something that is and I think it's perfectly okay asking M whatever questions you have without thinking it can all be twisted. A T with attachment training will get it.