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#27
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#28
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First sign of messy and they are out...
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#29
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The one I see keeps insisting I can hurt her.
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#30
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From now on anyway, first sign of unstable or stalker tendancies and they are gone.
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#31
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BS you can, and if she knew you better she would quit putting out that challenge. ![]() |
#32
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Did you ask her why she keeps sayiong that, has she been hurt before Stopdog?
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#33
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I have no idea if she has been hurt before. It is usually said in response to me saying I know I cannot hurt her. |
#34
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Its like she is inviting you to hurt her, so she can say see I told you so
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#35
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I want to tell her to butch up.
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#36
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Stopdog...I think clients can hurt therapist , they are human too..
And butch up, is not an appropriate saying for a straight therapist, nor is it helping you get in touch with feelings... Butch down |
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The therapist needs to butch up if she can be hurt by the likes of me. I stand by that. They are supposed to not take the client personally and need to detach from the client. The therapist's hurt is not my problem.
Maybe OP and I need to trade. |
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