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Was he wrong? What should I do?

xBlissx
xBlissx
Hey everyone, hope your all doing OK.

I need a bt of advice. Would you mind reading my last journal entry please and giving your opinion on what happened? Maybe you've had a similar experience? How did you deal with it?

Any advice would be great, thank you!

x-Bliss-x
deleted_user
deleted_user
I don't think you should have been spoken to in that manner with those words. There is something to be said for tact which obviously this person does not have. I would tell my therapist and see if I could not see someone else. JMO
xBlissx
xBlissx
Thank you x
deleted_user
deleted_user
what a wanker. he's obviously feeling inadequate about his own skills, thinks that those things he mentioned denote 'connection' with a person under his care, didn't get them from you, and, to top it all off, is taking it out on you in an aggressive manner.

totally unprofessional on all levels.

this should have gone differently in so many ways. i would definitely talk to the person you mentioned that you can talk to about it and see about finding someone else to fit the bill here.

hugs,
beep
deleted_user
deleted_user
Oh wow.

That's horrifically offensive on all sorts of levels. There's no way he had a right to speak to you like that. I agree with everything Beep said, and I think you should talk to your therapist about it too, so she can help you through this bump and you can continue to try to learn to trust men again.

*hugs* Good luck doll!