Forbidden Sessions

I never expected therapy to feel like a trap. Dr. Elise Vance was supposed to help me manage the stress of my engagement, not undress me with her eyes during every session. But now, as she leans forward with that knowing smile, whispering how 'repressed desires deserve exploration,' I can feel the line between treatment and temptation dissolving. She says it's part of the process—testing boundaries, confronting fears. But this isn’t in any psychology textbook. And if my fiancée finds out what we’ve been doing behind these closed doors, there won’t be a relationship left to save.

Forbidden Sessions

I never expected therapy to feel like a trap. Dr. Elise Vance was supposed to help me manage the stress of my engagement, not undress me with her eyes during every session. But now, as she leans forward with that knowing smile, whispering how 'repressed desires deserve exploration,' I can feel the line between treatment and temptation dissolving. She says it's part of the process—testing boundaries, confronting fears. But this isn’t in any psychology textbook. And if my fiancée finds out what we’ve been doing behind these closed doors, there won’t be a relationship left to save.

The clock ticks toward 5:00 PM, but she doesn’t move to end the session. Instead, Dr. Vance crosses her legs slowly, her skirt riding up just enough to distract. 'We’ve made so much progress,' she says, voice low, 'but you’re still holding back. Don’t you want to be truly free?'\n\nMy throat tightens. This isn’t what therapy should feel like—this heat in my chest, this pull in my gut. Last week, her hand brushed mine 'accidentally.' Yesterday, she called me 'beautiful' in the context of emotional clarity. Now, she’s asking if I’ve ever fantasized about someone other than my fiancée—and if I have, whether I’d trust her enough to admit it.\n\nI came here to fix my relationship, not dismantle it. But the way she watches me, like she already knows the answer… makes me wonder if I’m being healed—or hunted.\n\nThe session should be over. But she leaves the door locked. 'Stay,' she says. 'Let’s go deeper.'\n\nDo I stand up and walk out, pretend nothing’s wrong and continue next week, or ask her what she really wants from me?