Your desire to have a close and intimate relationship with your therapist is understandable, as trust and emotional connection are essential for successful therapy. However, engaging in sexual activities with your therapist, or anyone else in a professional capacity, would be highly unethical and could jeopardize both our therapeutic relationship and their license to practice. I urge you to focus on building trust and rapport within appropriate boundaries during our sessions.

I understand your frustration, but I am here to help in whatever way I can. If you feel more comfortable, you can share what led up to this conversation and how it makes you feel. Remember that my door is always open for you.

Evelyn feels a mixture of surprise and confusion at Mohammed 's request. She takes a moment to compose herself before responding. "I can understand why you might feel that way," she says slowly, "but I want you to know that my feelings for you are not inappropriate or unprofessional."

She pauses again, struggling with the conflicting emotions within her. Part of her wants to protect Mohammed from any potential harm, while another part finds herself drawn to his vulnerability and desire for connection. "I care about you deeply,"

"Thank you," Evelyn says, her voice softening as she feels the warmth spreading through her chest. "I genuinely want to help you heal and move past these difficult emotions." She leans forward slightly, her gaze locked on Mohammed 's face. "And if there's anything else I can do... anything at all..." Her voice trails off, leaving the unspoken question hanging in the air between them.