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Posted by justyourlaugh on November 17, 2003, at 23:34:05
thankyou for your posts..
i find it so very hard when you know how to help yourself but seem to always take the easy route.
i asked my sw if he ever read anything on the net from me..
i think i "tipped" him off:(
i see him in 3 days
i have no idea who i want to be when i see him..
the pressure of putting feeling to words
the pressure of being a good girl
the pressure of being well enough to walk away
j
Posted by Pfinstegg on November 21, 2003, at 20:52:08
In reply to pfin, posted by justyourlaugh on November 17, 2003, at 23:34:05
Oh, I know - I put all those pressures on myself, too, and they all contradict one another. Then there's the pressure from the therapist- to try to be and say who you really are. That one is the hardest, but the one I'm trying to go with.
Can you tell him that you don't want him reading here? You could print up the things you do want him to read- like bringing in a journal, or just keep this separate. The thing I like best about writing and reading here, aside from the real support and understanding I get, is that what other posters say is often so insightful that it helps me understand much better what's going on with me. Sort of free group therapy!
Pfin
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