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How do you define a good session or bad one?

Posted by mair on March 1, 2005, at 22:25:26

In reply to Re: Curious » Speaker, posted by Dinah on March 1, 2005, at 21:29:00

I'm curious because my T is trying to disabuse me of the notion that there are bad sessions.
Mair

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Why do bad sessions always follow good? Dinah 3/1/05
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Re: Maybe » Dinah TofuEmmy 3/1/05
Re: Maybe » TofuEmmy Dinah 3/1/05
Re: Why do bad sessions always follow good? Daisym 3/1/05
I love you guys (nm) Shortelise 3/1/05
Re: Why do bad sessions always follow good? » Dinah Aphrodite 3/1/05
Re: Maybe » Dinah pegasus 3/1/05
Re: Why do bad sessions always follow good? Shortelise 3/1/05
Re: Why do bad sessions always follow good? Dinah 3/1/05
Re: Curious » Dinah annierose 3/1/05
Re: Curious » annierose Dinah 3/1/05
Re: Curious Speaker 3/1/05
Re: Curious » Speaker Dinah 3/1/05
How do you define a good session or bad one? mair 3/1/05
Re: Why do bad sessions always follow good? » Dinah Tabitha 3/2/05
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
Re: Why do bad sessions always follow good? Bent » Tabitha Dinah 3/2/05

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