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Old Mar 18, 2013, 04:33 AM
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Today is my 4 years in T anniversary. Well, with current T anyway. I probably wouldn't know it, but T brought it up last time so I looked up the exact day I first saw her. Four years and I'm still seeing her, and I still want to continue seeing her. Feel such a loser to be honest. Don't get me wrong, I'm just saying that about me. For a person who had nothing really bad happen in her life and current life being really good (no health problems, job I like, some friends, bf, a few hobbies, what else could you want?), I feel a loser for not being done with T. For both still wanting it and still feeling like I need it. Feel like there's something wrong with me because I want to continue therapy. Feel like my T wants me gone already, she was the one who brought it up. Feel like this whole thing is just some messed up **** that should be able to sort out. But I can't.

Sorry, I'm rambling here. I was wallowing in self pitty the whole weekend and thinking about all the stuff that went wrong in my life. And then I thought: am I making myself feel bad to prove I still have a reason to see T?

Maybe I should buy some tiny cake and one of those candles for little kids cakes, a number four, and just celebrate, because I was a mess when I went to see T for the first time, and now I'm a lot less of a mess. And this is a good thing.
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Old Mar 18, 2013, 05:08 AM
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A couple a weeks back I too had my four year anniversary with my T. Sadly it was at a bad time and T seemed neutral, if not very slightly negative when I mentioned it. She's since pointed out a bit harshly that I've never needed her less than I once did. So yep, I also feel like a bit of a failure for still struggling and needing the help as much as I do!

I too am a lot less of a mess (in some ways) than I was four years ago. If things are still going well in your therapy relationship, then I think you should value that for sure (and make it a more positive experience than my recent anniversary session was)!
Thanks for this!
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Old Mar 18, 2013, 05:37 AM
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((((((((((((((((( velnai )))))))))))))))

celebrate! Four years of courage, hard work & dedication.

Only those who stick with it long enough to see the gains can understand that the effort is worth it. count me as one who is happy for you today!
Thanks for this!
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Old Mar 18, 2013, 01:55 PM
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Feel such a loser to be honest. Don't get me wrong, I'm just saying that about me. For a person who had nothing really bad happen in her life and current life being really good (no health problems, job I like, some friends, bf, a few hobbies, what else could you want?), I feel a loser for not being done with T.
I know the feeling. Even at the start of therapy, my life was in pretty good shape. It was just me that was screwed up.

It is shocking to discover that a good life doesn't make you happy.
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