Re: should I ask for an extra session?pc » Partlycloudy

Posted by rskontos on September 13, 2008, at 16:16:38

In reply to Re: should I ask for an extra session? » llurpsienoodle, posted by Partlycloudy on September 13, 2008, at 16:05:52

Yes that was what I was trying to say a Drop and Dash like Poet called it so well in an earlier thread. And now I am dreading the next session and trying to explain it when I have no explanation.
I regret the Drop and Dash, but I suspect that is often the case.
Did you?
And Ll I believe you are getting some insight into your coping mechanisms too. I guess hiding the darkness from T's isn't a good thing though is it? But then you were opening up to your T in your own way weren't you?
rsk

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should I ask for an extra session? llurpsienoodle 9/13/08
Quick answer - absolutely!! ((((Llurpsie))) (nm) » llurpsienoodle lucie lu 9/13/08
Re: should I ask for an extra session? JayMac 9/13/08
Re: should I ask for an extra session? Phillipa 9/13/08
yes, good idea muffled 9/13/08
Re: should I ask for an extra session? - yep (nm) » llurpsienoodle seldomseen 9/13/08
Re: should I ask for an extra session? » llurpsienoodle rskontos 9/13/08
Re: should I ask for an extra session? » llurpsienoodle Partlycloudy 9/13/08
Re: should I ask for an extra session?pc » Partlycloudy rskontos 9/13/08
Re: should I ask for an extra session?pc » rskontos Partlycloudy 9/13/08
Re: should I ask for an extra session? » llurpsienoodle JoniS 9/14/08
now I regret this! llurpsienoodle 9/14/08
Re: now I regret this! trigger » llurpsienoodle DAisym 9/14/08
Babblers--- llurpsienoodle 9/14/08
Okay, It wasn't so bad... llurpsienoodle 9/15/08
Re: Okay, It wasn't so bad... » llurpsienoodle Phillipa 9/15/08

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