With a big, deep breath I put the letter in the mailbox. Huge sigh. We’re through. I’m firing one of my daughter’s therapists.
Breaking up has always been terrifying for me. Once, when I was very young, I stayed in a relationship for over three years when I had been over him at one. The thought of hurting his feelings...of confrontation... was more scary to me than remaining in a relationship that was suffocating.
But I’m a big girl now. I’ve had therapy. I’ve read and read and then read some more. I’ve had martial arts training. I even helped teach a full contact self defense class. While I’m confident I could diffuse most attacks before they start with a loud mama lion roar, I’ve the capability of physically knocking out an assailant with a swift axe kick to the head.. Grrrrr.....Don’t mess.
I knew I was going to write the letter today. I did my morning meditation to prepare. The message I came away with was "tell the truth." The words came out. I expressed myself clearly. I stood up for myself and my daughter. I’m ending a relationship that isn’t good for us.
Axe! Axe! Axe! ROAR!!!!!!!!!
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Wednesday, May 10, 2006
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2 comments:
I told you to say *&%$#! and you're coming on stronger than ever! You go, girl!Ain't NOBODY the boss of you!
Congrats, Michelle! Congrats! Why is it so much harder to break off a relationship with a therapist vs. other types of doctors? Hope you feel free.
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