Totally appreciate that. That might be a good topic for your next session. Expectations between sessions, communication etc.
I'm really glad you're able to let it go a bit though and not obsess. That's incredibly strong of you.
So I scrolled up to see what I'd written here. I've written more on my blog.
So she asked me at the end of the session if I had her email address and said I should use it to check in.
I didn't reply to her then.
Later I messaged her and said I didn't have it.
She responded with her email address and said to use it to check in. Could use it for process journaking. Maybe write about what was going on for me when we met (I'm paraphrasing).
I knew I wouldn't email what was really going on. I emailed her that I was thinking of what she said that she can't earn my trust if I give her nothing.
(She replied).
Then I was thinking that she'd asked me to write about what had been going on. And I didn't (don't) actually know. Which is when I wrote the above email. I'd decided against sensing it because it wasn't clear, says too much, and isn't what I wanted to write. I'm not sure why I didn't delete the draft. At about 5 this morning I've no idea what I was thinking and sent it.
Yeah. I'm grateful I'm not obsessing.
I think part of it is that she doesn't matter enough for me to obsess about it. Even though I really think that we actually will work. I hope we do anyways. I'd obsess way more if I emailed A.
Although I think I've actually learned to pause and be.
When something sends me spinning it seems to take up all my headspace. This hasn't sent me spinning. So, I sent an email I regret having clicked send on and have no idea why on earth I did. It's not really the biggest deal.
Have I checked my email account - definitely. I don't even think I've checked it more than I usually do. I've probably checked it less. But that's because I'm consciously choosing not to.
How much have I explained? Hope this makes sense!