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by anonymouswom » Sat Oct 06, 2018 12:47 am
This may seem like a totally weird question, but I need to find out this.
I went to see my psychiatrist yesterday with my mom and I mentioned that I feel pleasure when imagining myself violating men. So now they both know this, my mom and my psychiatrist.
I want to adopt a child when I'm older and I'm afraid my mom will ask for the child custody with the help of my psychiatrist claiming that I can't have a child because I feel sexual pleasure when I imagine myself violating men (and he will be there to confirm this).
Is this possible?
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by CanFrogsHaveBPD » Sat Oct 06, 2018 4:01 am
Psychs are bound to keep all information about their patient confidential except when given permission or when ordered by the court. I don't think your moms word would be hard enough evidence to justify a court order. That said, I'm not a lawyer.
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by UniversalPictures » Sat Oct 06, 2018 10:48 pm
I'm sure everything is fine. I'm terrible at incriminating myself as well... try not to do that. Treat yourself well and do not incriminate yourself unless it is for a real reason.
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