The consultation was almost over.
Nan Zhubin closed the form that simply recorded the visitor's situation, preparing to use the closing remarks to send the client off.
However, the visitor hurriedly asked, "Teacher, I have two small questions. Can I ask them?"
Nan Zhubin glanced at the clock on the wall.
Forty minutes, the standard duration, had just passed since the consultation began.
Extending it a little wouldn't hurt.
The premise was that they were indeed "small questions."
"Of course," said Nan Zhubin, then assumed a focused expression.
The visitor pursed her lips cautiously and asked, "Teacher Nan, according to the 'Personality Development Theory' you just mentioned..."
"Are there many people like me who deviate from the 'normal' case?"
Everyone has some Avoidant thoughts... no, it should be said that most visitors have similar ideas; it's just that Avoidant visitors pay extra attention to them.
