Weird advice
Today, it's been two years since my husband promised improvements if I stayed. He abided and we're good, despite a counselor insisting it was mere narcissistic manipulation, without ever meeting him. Did I mention she also claimed it would be "empowering" for me to leave, and set "a good example" on our kids? FML
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MomofTwins 19
Some therapists just project their own experiences on you. Learned that myself
Billsonhamsen 17
I've seen that word narcissistic used a lot lately. I think it's kind of a trendy word that people are using in place of more accurate words.
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Rake 18
Sounds like a common redit, FML response.
Iamthebanzai22 21
And?
sarsuela 29
If you are good, why speak to a counsler anyway?
Yudith 28
Yeah! Cut the counselor visits. If you feel your husband is relapsing again, see a different counselor. This one looks like she saw one photo of the husband and built an altar to it.
Billsonhamsen 17
I've seen that word narcissistic used a lot lately. I think it's kind of a trendy word that people are using in place of more accurate words.
MomofTwins 19
Some therapists just project their own experiences on you. Learned that myself
Underscore_foo 5
Okay, big whoop?
emmalou 19
And you're still not listening to the therapist?
BloodyButUnbowed 32
I'm not sure how to vote on this, since it sounds like everything's fine, but I do admire you for ignoring bad advice even though you were probably hearing it from all sides. Congratulations on your renewed commitment.