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I need to say this: I appreciate all of you. You have been kind, accepting and responsive.

If anyone has a personal problem wiith me, doesn't like my questions, or doesn't wish to reply, I can accept all of this. I certainly don't know everyrhing, hence the questions.

If I am posting or asking questions too much, I am sorry. If I offend someone because I give very little feedback, I am sorry. I can only be who I am.

I try to let everyone know I appreciate their input. Is there a certain way to post or a right way to respond? People are comfortable giving and sharing what they are comfortable with. One person should not be compared to what another person does or doesn't do on this forum.

That's all,
T.
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Hi TAS:

Iam not sure what you are referring to. If another me ever has treated you poorly please let a moderator know and it will be handled quickly and effectively. I personally see no issues with what you post. If you have questions, its your right as a member to ask them. Iam not sure actually what you are asking. If you want to contain your posts into a single thread or a few of them you can do that as well. There is no right or wrong way to post so long as it comes with the forum guidelines.

CTL
I think Turtle is apologizing because of the generality of TAS's comments.

I think TAS's comments are general because she's feeling a bit like there might be more than one person who doesn't like her or doesn't like her questions. It's my opinion that her post up above WAS in fact directed to everyone in general and no one in partiular.

That being said, If I were TAS, I wouldn't feel judged because of the not providing context comment. I would feel judged because of the comment about not being willing or ready to do therapy. That was a judgment. No one here should make that determination for someone else. In fact, I don't even think a therapist should make the determination. If the client is getting something out of it, even if the therapist doesn't get what it is, then it's worth the money.
((TAS))

I admire your strength, your courage to persevere, and your being open to question why. I have never been offended by anything you have posted.

I have not offered much wisdom in response to your posts, because I do not have any myself. I struggle with my T's boundaries, and have experienced so much grief with her lately.

I once told you to follow your heart, and I that's really all I would continue to say.


Blu

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