Sharing my fantasy stories, to get started.

skylynxMember

I wonder if anyone else has done this...I've started telling some of the sci-fi/fantasy stories I make up and illustrate for books I write (not published yet-not all that good). When I tell them I find I can use some of those emotional, love words that are so hard to say. She seems interested in the stories, or acts like she is. Maybe I'm just dodging the issue, but I'm getting used to hearing myself say words like "love" or "hurt". Maybe I can desensitize myself enough to say I miss her or love her, too.

1/31/143:28 PM

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exploringMember

Skylynx, I think that's brilliant. Desensitization conducted in your therapy by you--! If and when you get to a point where you can be frank with your T, it might be fun to explain about how you were able to start using those words.

1/31/147:19 PM

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