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Apr 25, 2018, 10:47 PM
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However, your experience is unique to you. And your feelings are valid. Maybe instead of focusing on labeling it emotional trauma, look at what you just called it: rejection. Emotional trauma is a big hurdle to overcome. But rejection is something you can learn to cope with and how to deal with. Talk to your T in your next session about learning to cope with rejection. Seesaw
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#27
Apr 26, 2018, 11:18 AM
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I like seesaw's comment. I agree. Rejection sensitivity can feel like trauma to some people, even though it might not be. I strongly suggest that you bring this topic up with your therapist.
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