Re: Anger, individuation, and taking risks (long)

Posted by antigua3 on March 9, 2009, at 8:42:33

In reply to Re: Anger, individuation, and taking risks (long) » antigua3, posted by lucie lu on March 8, 2009, at 20:33:55

I'm just learning why I make these assumptions. Primarily because of the way I perceived my father as treating me, I expect men who are authoritative figures in my life to respond as my father did. But I've learned that's not necessarily true, but separating out what is a "real" vs. "perceived" perception is very, very difficult. That's why my pdoc surprises me so much at times--what I've been thinking about him all along has turned out to be false,but I was too blind to see it.
good luck today,
antigua

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