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63: Taylor Recognizes Re-Enactment
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Taylor talks about the therapy group making things harder because Emma knows more. She also shares information from the group about avoidance. Talks about the trip to Missouri and the triggers there. Lots of talks about Missouri being a break from the hard things happening at home. Also mentions neglect from the mother. Also talks about littles talking about grooming and good touch and bad touch in therapy. Taylor also talks about being more sexually aggressive and tolerating pain with sex. Also talks about how the current relationship limits the capacity, and didn’t know how what she was doing was hurting others inside. Talks about domestic violence, and the one for the mother and the one for the father.
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