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Old Sep 09, 2017, 07:08 PM
Calilady Calilady is offline
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My T tells me sooo much about himself and his life. I think this is a significant factor in why I want him so badly.
How is he handling the erotic transference? And why is he telling you so much about himself? Is it related to your own therapy?
Thanks for this!
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Old Sep 09, 2017, 07:48 PM
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That's true,but the things you say here at PC would be no different than if I constantly said negative things about all gynecologists and tried to sway others opinions of them,which someone seeing a gyno could be lifesaving for them,just the same as therapy could be lifesaving for some,and for me personally,it would be unethical to do that.But as you said,to each their own.
I think it's unethical and dangerous when there is no diversity of thought/belief. Especially with a biz like therapy which is seething with dishonesty and deception. This place needs dissent or it is just an industry echo chamber that pulls in vulnerable types who think there is nothing to fear and start believing therapy "works most of the time" and all that BS. That could be life wrecking. When I was stuck in a therapy disaster and posting on another forum, most of the people were glorifying the biz and mindlessly reciting the mantras and dogma. Thank god one person spoke up and said something different.
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Old Sep 09, 2017, 11:37 PM
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How is he handling the erotic transference? And why is he telling you so much about himself? Is it related to your own therapy?
He's been ignoring the erotic transference I confessed (meaning, we don't talk about it, it seems to make him uncomfortable) but at the same time, he's reinforcing it, IMO, when he tells me that he's never been attracted to his spouse and other, similar things. I am a little uptight about repeating them all here...but things like that. They are most of the time at least somewhat related to my situation.
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Old Sep 10, 2017, 01:08 PM
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IMO, I think I know my T fairly well. We have similar personalities. She self-discloses a lot I work in the field so we discuss work related things outside of therapy as she reaches out to me as a resource when needed. I know what school her kids go to, the town she lives in, Church she attends... Some hobbies not all.... She is someone I see as a friend. Maybe I shouldn't but I do...
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Old Sep 13, 2017, 06:05 AM
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IMO, I think I know my T fairly well. We have similar personalities. She self-discloses a lot I work in the field so we discuss work related things outside of therapy as she reaches out to me as a resource when needed. I know what school her kids go to, the town she lives in, Church she attends... Some hobbies not all.... She is someone I see as a friend. Maybe I shouldn't but I do...

For a moment I thought I posted this. Until I got to the point of kidd school. I knew where her son went but he has graduated. Other than that you seem to have a very similar relation as T and I.
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