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A long time? Never?
Ah, well, we can correct that.
I have a few veins of thought for this.
The first: A therapist roleplay, involving the subject (you)
being softly berated with questions. In a counselor setting,
the interview would be delivered with a sterile air...as you
squirm in your seat before the lovely, posh British doctor.
The second, more candid approach, would feature me as the
ex-girlfriend, or platonic friend, who decides to pepper you
with the most embarrassing questions - delighting in your
blushing and stammering.
The third: Well, if you truly want to get "better" you'll have
to do precisely as I say, regardless of what that course of
"treatment" is.
My gentle coaxing results in your most guarded secrets being
served up on a platter. Are my comments pointed --
subtly chiding -- or are you just projecting? I know it's
exhilarating, unburdening your mind... which is why I'm
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"Don't be embarrassed, I'm not here to judge you," I'll explain.
You'll feel at ease, opening your mind and letting all those delicious
tidbits free. It's only later that you'll consider what you've done.
Of course, sometimes it takes a little more to grease the doors in your
head. Sometimes, I must take measures which seem more than slightly
drastic. The same can be said of helping you to become better. It
might even appear my suggestions cause your condition to worsen -- but
it's always darker before the storm. You'll just have to trust me. |
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Often, these mental examinations require stepping into roles. Roleplaying your fantasies
with someone tends to sate them for a while. Again... you'll have to trust that I know best.
- Pseudo ("Mock") Therapy Roleplay
- Being Interviewed or Interrogation Fantasies
- Asked Probing, and Ultimately Embarrassing Questions
- Unveiling Hidden Desires
- Humiliation Therapy
- Sex Life Advice
- Psychologist, Psychoanalyst & Psychiatrist Roleplays
- Spilling or Sharing Your Deepest Secrets
- A Medical Environment, Featuring Me as the "Doctor"
- Unorthodox Means of Making You "Better"
- Divulging Your Lack of a Sex Life to an Ex-Girlfriend
- Having Your Fetishes and Fantasies "Analyzed"
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NOTE: I am *not* qualified to dispense therapeutic advice.(Granted, that fact doesn't often stop me. However, I just
wanted to let it be known, in no uncertain terms, that any "advice" contained within the fantasy could be hazardous
to your health. It might even cause you to explode. But, I hope, in the most pleasant manner possible.)
This is a FANTASY ROLE PLAY. NOT intended for serious advice, nor real therapy.
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