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#26
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I'm of the thinking it has nothing to do with this therapist. I know he's the object of your attention, but what about yourself are you avoiding by focusing on this?
Is this repitition compulsion? What trauma/relationship are you playing out, in order to get a better outcome this time around? Perhaps it's time to look at the root issue underneath the wound and not so much the current infection. Quote:
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A few things...
Remember: This is not your fault. You did nothing wrong. Nothing you did or didn't do would have changed the outcome of this situation. Your t is severely unwell. No sane t would have ever violated the boundaries so badly to begin with. He is sick. Get mad. GET fu#%ing FURIOUS. I'm not telling you what to do, but, you seriously need to get that anger and fury out. Let it come. The longer you suppress it, the longer you continue to suffer. It's ok to be angry with him and still love him, or, hate him. Just allow your feelings come and work them out. I would recommend getting a punching bag, pool noodle to whack around, or something to expend that angry energy onto. It feels good! Try to make this about you now. You have been extremely compassionate and considerate of his feelings. Time to turn the tables -- make this about you. Extend yourself that same compassion and consideration you've been giving him. You more than deserve it. |
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#28
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I've been hurt by a psychiatrist and my last therapist. I don't know that I've ever gotten over it.
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