is it really true that therapists feel rejection anxiety when they lose patients??

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no therapists have no emotions

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the rapists also feel anxiety when rejected

>>12426390
but i read about it in a true serious psych paper intended for a practicing psych audience, that they should brace themselves for rejection from difficult patients
>"If the therapist takes personally the patient's rejection or a negativistic response he may feel devalued, angry or hurt. These dynamics can lead the therapist to develop a lack of concern for the patient, to become passive-aggressively withholding or silent, or to react angrily in session. Similarly, the patient's dismissive-avoidant attachment can lead the therapist to feel devalued and insecure."
hahahahahaha they CAN take it personally they DO have a weakpoint and they cry about it at home lol cry more i will never stop exploiting your weakness the tears will never stop sorry you suck at your job! i dont want to see you anymore.

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>>12426404
This artist is truly experienced***
Idk what went wrong in that first sentence but this is what I meant to write

>>12426385 (OP)
i once went on a hike and took shrooms and lost an entire town

>>12426404
Yeah they're pretty good at that I admit, they do diaper stuff too

>>12426410
It doesn't make sense to feel anxiety over someone leaving.

>>12426404
it reminds me of my mom when i shared a bed with her

>>12426414
Depends on how long they were working on you.

This pic kinda turns me on

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