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What lurks underneath idealization?

Posted by lucie lu on September 29, 2008, at 18:33:07

This question has really been bothering me lately.

I have read in many places that idealization of ones T can serve various functions, e.g. to avoid feeling angry. There must be others, although thats the one thats usually cited. I dont like the phrase idealization (applied to my relationship with my T) but I do feel a type of love for him warmth, trust, gratitude, caring etc. Is that idealization? Maybe Im being too literal about the term. I know that many on this board also have loving feelings for their Ts. Do you consider those warm feelings idealization? Are you aware of anything lurking underneath those feelings?

I am confused about these concepts.

Thanks, Lucie


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