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Re: URGE to dress provocatively in therapy... » Looney Tunes

Posted by stellabystarlight on July 27, 2008, at 17:30:42

In reply to Re: URGE to dress provocatively in therapy..., posted by Looney Tunes on July 27, 2008, at 14:50:49

Hi Looney Tunes,

You're right. My relationship with this T has become a problem, and it scares me at times. I'm not worried about him as I wouldn't hurt him professionally, but I'm afraid for myself. Trying to sort it out...

Thanks for the feedback
stellabystarlight


> Personally, I think this is a problem.
> You are obviously trying to get a response from your T, especially if you do not dress so provocatively elsewhere.
>
> I think this is one of those "slippery slope" indicators and I don't think your T has handled appropiately. On one hand telling you to dress less provocatively, on the other telling you that you look sexy. I don't think any male T should be commenting on a females client's dress in that sense as to say "you look sexy or great." Not appropriate. Not even esteem building.
>
> You need to put on some sweat-pants and a sweat-shirt and go to T and talk about your need to seduce him and destroy the relationship.
>
> If he does not handle it appropiately, get another T. The erotic transferance/countertransferance if not handled properally will destroy you and possiblity his career...that is horrible.


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