Have NCd for this, but I've had previous threads on here. I went to see a counsellor today, first session, although we'd met before to talk about practicalities. I've been depressed, and not coping well. Partly because DH and I have gone through a difficult time when we've been talking a lot about problems in our relationship and trying to sort them out. It's been very hard, but also positive I think and things are better than they have been for a long time. A recent issue is his friendship with a woman he knows. We've talked for hours about it and I felt that we'd reached a better place with it and there is a plan for what will happen to minimise potential problems.
I started to tell the counsellor about it today, just context. He interrupted me to say something before I got to the bit about feeling it was resolved, and then later said 'Sounds like he's warming something up with this woman.' This really upset me at the time and I said so. Am I right that this is really not an OK thing for him to have said at all, but especially given he has so little knowledge of the situation or of me? It's taken me a long time to get to the point of trying to see someone to talk about things and this has really knocked me.
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Counsellor comment - this isn't OK, is it?
FriendlyElf · 18/12/2014 19:32
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