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Re: Crying/Emotions in T's office » QuietHeart

Posted by Elle2021 on January 23, 2004, at 23:32:27

In reply to Crying/Emotions in T's office, posted by QuietHeart on January 22, 2004, at 20:03:54

> What do they DO? They obviously don't touch you or hug you or anything. Isn't it kind of weird?

I haven't ever cried in front of my pdoc or therapist, but I have come really close. There is a box of tissues by the couch in my pdoc's office. I imagine he would just offer me one. I can't see either one of them hugging me.

>Also, on the flipside, what about talking about really traumatic things but shoiwng NO emotion? I feel like such a stone

That sounds like a defense mechanism. I do the same thing. It's easier to describe traumatic situations accurately while dissociating from them. I usually cry later.
Elle


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