It is important to remember that psychologists are professionals and have an ethical and legal obligation to maintain appropriate boundaries with their clients. It is not appropriate or ethical for a psychologist to pursue a romantic or sexual relationship with their client, and it could potentially be harmful to your well-being if this were to happen.
It is possible that the psychologist's behavior is simply a part of his therapeutic approach, and he may not have romantic or sexual intentions towards you. However, it is important to take note of any behavior that makes you uncomfortable, and to communicate your concerns to your psychologist.
It is normal to feel connected to someone who takes an interest in your well-being, but it is important to remember that your psychologist is a professional who is there to help you, not to engage in a romantic or sexual relationship with you. If you are having difficulty separating your feelings for him from the therapeutic relationship, it may be helpful to find a new therapist to work with.
In any case, I would strongly advise against acting on any feelings you may have for your psychologist, and instead focus on your own well-being and finding a therapist who can help you navigate these challenging emotions.
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I hope this is a troll post.
So because he does the 'whole eyebrow raising thing' that means he has taken a interest... okay... no. I don't know how you found out he has a girlfriend, but that alone should have stopped any thoughts of posting this. Apparently you have no respect for other people's relationships. Very classy.
He isn't into you... smh...🙄
I didn't put either because it's not his job to mess with fragile young women, but I don't think he sees it as romantic. He's just a flirt probably.
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I don't know, but he doesn't sound very professional.
Just doing his job
He try to use you
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