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Ugh. So apparently I have "normal people" problems, now? And that's supposed to be a good thing? I know that's what T wanted to happen; because, apparently going for days with no more stimulation than light bulb and enjoying it is "not normal." I liked not having "normal people" problems. Don't get me wrong I'd prefer to have no problems, but I think I'd rather have other problems or no problems. Life was so much simpler.
I went to therapy to pretend to be normal. Well, actually no I didn't. I went there for other reasons, and this is what it turned into. Now, all of a sudden someone wants to marry me, and I'm having to make a bunch of other complicated decisions that involve other people. T doesn't want to spend time on this stuff; because it's "normal." This therapy thing was a mistake. |
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I haven't learned anything from therapists.
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I'm sorry your T seems to think that current issues aren't worthy of talking about. That's a bit incomprehensible to me. My Ts have been happy to talk with me about any topic I bring up, including books I've read.
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It sounds more like this particular therapist might be the mistake, not therapy itself. Are you up for trying another, or taking a break to reassess this one?
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Are you going to a therapist or a Psychologist?
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Good luck..I guess I don't really understand what you mean exactly, but I hope you can sort through your problems normal or otherwise.
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