Re: Curious

Posted by Speaker on March 1, 2005, at 21:16:52

In reply to Re: Curious » annierose, posted by Dinah on March 1, 2005, at 20:55:10

Dinah,
I think after a good session I find reasons to keep my feet on the ground. For me if there are to many good sessions in a row I think I would want to stay...and I don't ever want to be dependant. So for me I think I look for failure. You seem far to advanced to do that so maybe those things just help us keep our T's human. (((((Dinah)))))
Marie

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Re: Why do bad sessions always follow good? » Dinah Bent 3/2/05
Re: How do you define a good session or bad one? » mair Dinah 3/2/05
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