Breaking Rules
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I feel like I frustrate people because I can’t
break these rules. I know I should be able to take up my therapist on her offer
of twice a week sessions, call people on my treatment team when I’m in crisis,
or tell my therapist she upset me. I know good and well that these are not
socially unacceptable things, and I know it would be for my own benefit. But
when people tell me its okay, I shoot them down because I know I can’t break my
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