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Rejection Sensitivity, Purpose, and Insomnia

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Anonymous

Everytime Bob says something like "talk to your therapist" I know I should, and I also know, at least the cognitive part of my brain knows, that my therapist is a sweet person and I do think he cares for his patients. But I almost never bring things up to him, because of the possible rejection. The other thing is, when I flip it around, I do care about my patients, I do love the people that I'm caring for. But it's so fcking difficult to believe it for myself, to believe that someone actually cares. Also, on a more positive note, I think I'm starting to get my standards a little bit higher (as a teen, I was like, 'I'll take that guy, next to the dumpster, that treats me horribly) because everytime Bob talks about Colleen I find myself grinning so much that my cheeks hurt.

Anonymous

I was at that live show and i enjoyed Bob’s segment! It was actually my husband’s favorite part and got a lot out of it. Don’t be so hard on yourself, Bob!