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Who in your life has "personality" issues: Ex-romantic partner
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« Reply #30 on: September 21, 2015, 09:26:47 PM »

The first T was a great guy, I liked him, he was good at listening and letting me vent. But he never got/agreed on BPD. Not that he denied it, his overall approach was just to see it as a personality flaw rather than a mental health issue. Whereas the new one, clearly gets it.

I am so glad I found her.

Congrats still_in_shock.  I could imagine your new T actually helping you heal from the shock!

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« Reply #31 on: September 21, 2015, 09:52:35 PM »

Thanks, I hope so. I really liked the questions she asked such as "so how often do you think about him", or "what did you learn from the relationship".

My other therapist was super nice, he'd listen but never probe with thought provoking questions like these. For 7 months I was just weeping and venting, hoping to get a validation that the relationship was not going to last anyway. And I never got a validation of a mental disorder in him, but just repeated notion it must be his personality.

I feel strong about her. I cannot wait for our sessions.


The first T was a great guy, I liked him, he was good at listening and letting me vent. But he never got/agreed on BPD. Not that he denied it, his overall approach was just to see it as a personality flaw rather than a mental health issue. Whereas the new one, clearly gets it.

I am so glad I found her.

Congrats still_in_shock.  I could imagine your new T actually helping you heal from the shock!

Way to get what you want and need Smiling (click to insert in post)

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