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Old Dec 29, 2013, 02:29 PM
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in my first session my t told me that "fine" really meant "f*ed up, insecure, neurotic, and emotional"
Ha! It does indeed. Love that.

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Old Dec 29, 2013, 02:41 PM
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i swear a lot in my regular life with friends. not at work, since i work with preschool children ()

i never swore in therapy, and my T swore first, by using the "f" word! I was shocked. She seemed so proper, plus is a generation older than me, older than my parents. I'm pretty sure she's swore more than i have, but it did make me see her more as a "regular" person.
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Old Dec 29, 2013, 02:47 PM
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I didn't at first but do now. Although not NEARLY as much as I do in everyday life. I swear A LOT!!

But, no f word in therapy....somehow that's where I draw the line
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Old Dec 29, 2013, 02:56 PM
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I don't swear in therapy, I still play the nice, polite little girl act in front of my T. I try not to, but can't really help it... She just seems so motherly to me and I can't curse in front of my mom... just a respect thing.

During last DBT group I was really shocked at how a girl talked to my T, as even without cursing it was really familiar, like talking to a best friend. I wanted to call her out on it, but T didn't seem to mind, so I just shut up...
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Old Dec 29, 2013, 03:53 PM
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I haven't used any profanity in therapy (though I've wanted to). But then the psychiatrist used some light profanity recently, and so I might let myself speak more freely in the future.
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Old Dec 29, 2013, 03:56 PM
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I do. My T said it was fine, it's not a big deal for me to swear now and then in therapy
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Old Dec 29, 2013, 05:01 PM
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Honestly I probably use profanity almost every session,my T also uses profanity. I was a bit shocked when she first dropped the F bomb out of nowhere. I have a pretty bad sailor mouth at times and don't shy away in T either.

It would be uncomfortable for me if I never used profanity and she did though
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Old Dec 30, 2013, 01:57 AM
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One time, I said a word that wasn't a swear word and she was shocked...

I'm joking. I cuss a LOT at baseline casual conversation level and even more when I start to feel uncomfortable. So I curse all the time. T1 curses with me just as naturally as I do. My substitute T in the residential program would too. My old T didn't at first and then she decided to start. It's cute to watch her curse because she's not good at it and when she uses it, she puts a ton on emphasis on it like it's this awkward thing she can't quite hold. Third T doesn't curse.

I also curse a lot in group. Once every three weeks, one of the group leaders would be like "uh maybe we shouldn't let her just run her mouth like that" but no one had a real issue with it. Until the last week of my program. T1's intern proposed a challenge for me to not use the f bomb for an entire day. I asked her why she wanted to censor me, why did you have to present it as a game when you could have just told me why you think using that particular word is damaging toy treatment or the comfort of the other clients and "*****, you better be prepared to back your **** up when you tell me your reasons why. I don't like to deprive myself of the simple pleasures of using language and please don't patronize me by presenting this as some sort of ******* kid's game because I am not a ******* child". She started crying. Admittedly, I had a ton of attitude but she also should have been able to see that I was merely being an *** because I wouldn't be able to express myself at all when I got forced back to my parent's house. But I wish I didn't make her cry. I don't want to hurt anyone.
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