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By ryuken23 - 14/02/2012 19:16 - United Kingdom
Jesus Christ, if you're gonna run your mouth so hard, might as well do it while the therapists **** is six inches deep in it, eh chatterbox? What the ****?
Oh, I thought people went to therapists to talk about their problems. Thanks for clearing that up for me!
What the **** is wrong with this guy
I agree with number one.
Actually I know from expierence that this is not a lie. I went to a therapist for the same reason and she asked me what had been on my mind, I have hard time opening up to people as it is but figured that it was her job to listen (plus I was paying her enough to listen) after telling her everything and tell her how I felt, she looked at me straight in the face and told me I talked too much!
Honestly, if you have a mediocre therapist, they can say some pretty unthoughtful things. I've definitely had that experience.
You should have just said you were trying to get your money's worth by spilling it all out in the first session.
Time for a new therapist. That's really rude and of COURSE you're supposed to talk as much as you want. Especially in the beginning stages of therapy.
Ugh I had a therapist a few months ago. She was a freakin BITCH. Not your fault
That really sucks. I too have had bad experiences w/ therapists.. but there are some good ones out there. Don't be afraid to "fire" your therapist and find a new one. If you find someone that you can connect with it'll be much better. Sometimes they say careless things. Don't be afraid to tell them what is and what isn't working for you. It's okay to get mad at them.
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Actually I know from expierence that this is not a lie. I went to a therapist for the same reason and she asked me what had been on my mind, I have hard time opening up to people as it is but figured that it was her job to listen (plus I was paying her enough to listen) after telling her everything and tell her how I felt, she looked at me straight in the face and told me I talked too much!
Oh, I thought people went to therapists to talk about their problems. Thanks for clearing that up for me!