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this is not good.
![]() she looked like a mom today. (i only glance at T quickly, but I saw) she sounded like a mom today. she laughed like a mom today. she taught me some stuff like a mom today. she was nice to me like a mom today. and when she kicked me out, she said she was sorry. how can I do therapy, if I just want her to be my mom? i feel so embarrassed. Last edited by Anonymous29344; Apr 19, 2010 at 08:37 PM. |
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(((((Solar))))),
Is this your same T or a new prospective one? I think it is GOOD, not ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I agree that this can be a really good, healing thing....I think the absolute most healing part of my therapy is dealing with this exact issue. Wanting T to be my mom.
It's also been the scariest, most painful part of my therapy. It's brought a lot of grief to the surface because I realize that she can't ever be my mom. No one can ever make up for that loss. Yet, I've learned that she can nurture me if I trust her and let her...she can fill some of those needs while also helping me grieve the loss of a good mom. When I sit across from my T, I sometimes feel like I'm being held by a good mommy. It's so nice and safe and healing ![]() |
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((((Solar))))) You express yourself so well and its amazing that you are so in touch with wanting a mommy. You can do therapy wanting her to be your mommy. Tell her about how you feel. Its okay. T will understand and work with you on it.
You are so strong and brave ![]() |
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No need to be embarassed, Solarwind.
EVERYBODY wanst / needs a mom. The T will understand. Like Blue said, she will work with you and it may be a good thing. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Maybe you can let her be your mom for a little while? I had to do that with my T. We talked about it and it was very honest transference that worked to help me heal.
Even my little one made him a card that said "Thank you for being our new daddy" I am learning now how to take care of my own inner child. But while I have my training wheels on, it helped to have T fill that role that was not filled by my real dad. |
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I agree with the others Solar. I know it is scary to feel this way sometimes, but I think it's a good thing that you are feeling this strong connection to this T. I think the fact that you feel this now is a very good sign that you will be able to successfully process things with this T.
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He who trims himself to suit everyone will soon whittle himself away. |
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I don't want my therapist to be my mom..
I want to be her...I envy her so much... I'm so pathetic |
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((((((((((((solar))))))))))))
I remember when I first had that feeling of wanting T to be my parent. It was SO painful, because it really made me feel what I didn't have. Up until then, I could just kind of pretend that I was okay with how things were growing up...once I let myself feel that longing to have T as a Mom (even though he's male, it's more of a mom feeling for me), all of the emptiness and pain I had managed to push away came rushing in. But then, it turned out to be one of the most healing things about my therapy. T gives me the things that a good mom would give her child - unconditional love, acceptance, attention, a safe place, healthy boundaries, nurturing, encouragement, a safe base to return to. All of those things and more. I never really believed that T giving me those things could ever fill that hole inside, but in a lot of ways it has. I had to grieve not being able to go back and have that stuff as a child, and it will never really be exactly the same. But I finally, FINALLY feel like some of those big needs have been/are being met, and that is so huge and so healing. I know it feels scary and maybe embarrassing to have those feelings about T. But there is nothing wrong with them. Nothing at all. I think the fact that T is bringing up those feelings for you is a really good sign that your therapy could be very healing. Lots and lots of ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I think the things you envy in your T, are really your qualities too and eventually T will help you see this. We have to see our qualities in others before we can take ownership.
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