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#26
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I don't actively look for my t but people who look like him or sound like him catch my eye sometimes. He lives about 9 hours away so bumping into him isn't going to happen but sometimes I wonder what that would be like when my mind is wandering at work.
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I do look for him at certain types of events. I saw him at a basketball game once when our kids were in the same league. One other time I thought I would probably see him at an arts festival I was volunteering at, but instead, saw his wife because she was working a booth near me so I got to spend half an hour listening to her talk to her co-worker about how great her life is. That sucked.
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#28
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I don't ever expect to see him because he lives and works mostly on the other side of town. I am a little paranoid about running into some of the other Ts from the practice - I live very close so conceivably I could run into one in the grocery store picking up milk on the way home or something. I don't think I'd particularly mind running into T, though I wouldn't exactly seek it out (too awkward), but I've got - stuff - to do with other women. Always feel like I'm being watched and judged.
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#29
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I do in certain situations.. School events for the school our kids go to, as well as dance events as our daughters dance at the same studio. I was leaving Target one day as he was coming in, and I saw him actually in the store one day while I was there. So, I think about it a lot at Target.
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The town we live in is small and compact (most of shops, restaurants and so on are concentrated to one area), so it's suspicious that we have not run into each other but A) I have horrible anxiety and it's a challenge to be in public places and B) I do know that she goes to an event across the street from where I live every Saturday at noon so I could probably spot her if I really wanted to, but I want the opposite. The chances of me saying hello are much lower than the chances of me stop, drop, and rolling away.
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Yes. Not all the time, but I do sometimes look for him at event or just randomly if I'm out in public, even when it's completely irrational that he would be there. I do some really irrational stuff I guess! I've also "looked" for a friend of mine I know is dead. Now this is just getting sad and pathetic...
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#32
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No, I don't look for my T's.
Once, I was standing in line at the pharmacy when my T at the time tapped my shoulder and gave me a happy, "Hello!" I was so surprised, I didn't know what to say. Lol |
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My T and I do yoga but she's much more advanced. I don't think she'd ever go to my class! It would be weird though. |
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I wanna see an updated pic, as in a recent one, cuz it been so long since I've seen her and the one that's there now she's already told me is an old one. Ah but I guess it doesn't matter. I don't need to "see" her to feel our connection. Just, a silly wish I guess...
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I'm sorry you didn't feel special to your h or Mom. You ARE special! |
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It seems (from previous discussions on these boards) that there are no universal rules about whether Ts are allowed to say hello to clients when they meet outside the therapy room. Different professional organisations have different guidelines, and I think many Ts set their own boundaries based on their own personality. The main thing is not to compromise the client's privacy and confidentiality - I'm suspect that if my T were to meet me in the street, he would not say hello first if I was walking with anybody else, but he does say hi first when I'm on my own. That has happened a couple of times and I'm fine with it (but that's different from seeing each other at an event, I think).
In any case I just wanted to say that I can understand the wish to see your T in a place that has nothing to do with therapy. As long as you still enjoyed the event, I don't think there's a problem with it. |
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