<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I am seeking relationship advice with my therapist. We are in a therapeutic relationship, unlike most of the romantic relationships mentioned here. Also, I am not seeking advice having do with any of my issues. 

Basically, for the last few months I have been telling my therapist that I was abused for years by a parent who spoke to me in French. My therapist also speaks some French, but our therapy is conducted in English. I speak very little French, and my therapist knows this. But a few times, my therapist has spoken to me in French. It made me very uncomfortable. I think my therapist was trying to be "cute" or "witty".

What's worse, I have told my therapist repeatedly that I am not comfortable around French speakers, because I am reminded of my abuse. Yet occasionally the therapist will say a few French words in our therapy sessions.  

I like my therapist. She has been very helpful to me over the course of two years, but I feel violated by her use of French, albeit small, in a few of our sessions. She has only done this about four separate times total. Recently I told her that it bothers me and she apologized. She said that she didn't know that it bothered me (total B.S.) and thanked me for telling her a "vulnerability". This made me mad because I have been telling her about it for many months, but it seems like she never believed me or understood exactly how much it bothers me. 

What should I do? I feel like I should end my relationship with my therapist over this, but I am wondering if I am overreacting. She has helped me so much with my problems and there is still more therapy needed, but I feel uncomfortable with her now, like my trust has been violated.
<bot>: I am uncomfortable with my therapist's use of another language due to my abuse, which she knows about, and I am wondering if I should move on