I am actually a client of ShrinkLady so this is kinda weird and neat at the same time. I have been fighting going to see her, ending up being hugely activated (all I want to do is cry) and angry at the same time - quite the combination to deal with as I try to get some sense out of and value in the work we are doing.. And now, with these two recent events, the crying and the anger are now present everywhere, not just in her office. There's a particular song I sometimes play in the car on high volume - an anger song, for me.. it seems a bit cathartic (sp?) so I like playing it. I know, I know.. ShrinkLady tells me it is a natural part of the therapy work, but I hate it..
The two people pivotal in the events of this past weekend keep rolling around in my head and my emotions.. even though I have not seen the friend who passed away for about a year (even though we are both local to our community) and even though it was me that wanted the marriage to end... I realized on Sunday that it upset me so much that he was dating again both because it really meant the marriage is over (even though logically I already knew it was and I want it to be) and, to be honest, I wanted him to be unhappy a bit longer so he could mull over his part in the marriage's failure.. although why he would feel regret now, instead of earlier when he knew it was fading and going to die if he did nothing, well.. You will find that my thoughts are not always logical!
Thanks for letting me add a totally different vein of "coffee talk" here.. Sorta like a journal..
Oh, yeah.. one more thing... there was a previous string of conversation about the dude not wanting his/her (sorry, I can't remember who was writing at the time) therapist to tell him/her what to do... Can I relate!! As much as I love her, it drives me crazy when I am interrupted and asked physically feel what I am sitting on, grounding whatever.. in other words, I too, hate it when my therapist tells me what to do. It's an adjunct to my anger. Grrr...