Your therapist's most-commonly-used adjective to describe you is...

Although Kashi did call out something I said sounded like Sheldon on the Big Bang theory. Ouch. At least he was honest in the moment.

I didn't know this was a thing. I once asked my T what she thought of me and she wouldn't answer. She just asked me why it was important for me to know that and what her response would mean to me etc. I found that pretty annoying but I didn't know there where actual rules surrounding it. I though it was just my T being super "blank slate-ish"

Brave

The first describes me as challenging when she is talking about how I deal with therapists. The second does not see me that way.
They have both described me as gentle and patient in dealing with my sick person. Which is quite humorous because gentle/patient are not adjectives used to describe me ever by anyone. They both use them because they are trying to be manipulative and push their own agenda.

i cant think of one

angry maybe? lol....

self-aware

Resilient, atypical, odd-duck (wtf??), brilliant (questionable), complex.

doing better? aware

Logical ...... (and that isn't really a good thing)

1. gifted at my career
2. stubborn

My T also calls me stubborn a lot. I find it somewhat demeaning - I never argue or disagree for the sake of arguing or disagreeing. If I disagree it's because I have a good reason and if I argue it's because I need more information or I need more convincing.

Sometimes being stubborn can be a good thing

I think so, too. But the way my T says it it's like she means "purposely difficult".

Uhmmm now I am thinking more... one he told me ''let's us help you'', a I guess the adjetive would be ''difficult''

confused, I guess

Peacemaker

Willing, driven.

Creative, intelligent, unique and curious.

Oh! He reminded me of another one today! We were talking about the self care thread. I said how it only took me ten years to figure out what he was doing. He said stg like, "that fast?" But somehow he says it in a way that makes me sound like a whiz kid, not sarcastically.

Reminds me of that joke where the person is complaining about having lost at cards. The other person asks, "Poker face?" 1st person: "no but i wanted to (poke 'er face)".

The first has called me stubborn and has said she can't read me.
The second has called me stoic and said she could not read me.