I won’t be seeing my therapist this week because he went out of town, and I don’t know how I’m going to get through another 9 days without seeing him. Two weeks between sessions is way too long. Waiting a week is bad enough. The attachment I feel is strong. I guess that’s good but sometimes I wish I saw him every day, or at least twice a week.
When he told me last week he would be out of town, all I said was “oh shit. How am I going to get through two weeks without seeing you?” Later on I felt like that was selfish and I was tempted to email him apologizing but I didn’t because that’s silly.
I did get my copy of Running With Scissors in the mail today though (that was super fast–I only ordered it on Saturday) and I have other books to read too so I guess I’ll catch up on my reading on Thursday night instead of sulking because my therapist isn’t around. Or write extra blog posts. But it’s still going to be a very long 9 days.

Hang in there luv. š I know you can do it.
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Of course i can. But I don’t want to. .
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Aww.. try and remain positive. I have had hardships too but I remain positive. That’s just the way I roll.
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The baby in the graphic is adorable.
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I knowwwwww, isn’t she?
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Be strong. I’m sure the days will breeze on in no time.
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That is a great book. Well worth the time.
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I read it a few years ago and couldn’t stop laughing, even though I felt guilty about it.
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I know EXACTLY how that little girl feels; I remember it clearly and am pretty sure I have a photo of myself somewhere with essentially that same look on my face!
How GREAT that you have a therapist with whom you work so well that you miss him the way you do.
How MISERABLE that you have to go two weeks. I know just what you mean about every day.
One of the first things I am going to do when I win Publishers’ Clearing House is find a place like that one Sylvia Plath went to in The Bell Jar and stay there for as long as I need to!
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I would love it if I could do that. Just work on myself 27/7, 365 days a year!
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