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Come on in.
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Ah.
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Addie? Hi, Dr. Kent.
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Lovely to meet you. You can call me
Clark.
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Okay. Welcome to my office. Come on,
take a seat.
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How was your journey here, okay?
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Yeah. Oh, my journey was good. I ate a
bagel, and the bagel was really yummy,
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but I don't know. I wish I almost got
to. I really...
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Should have gotten a little bit more,
but it's okay. Me and my family are
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out to dinner tonight, and so I was
planning to eat, and yeah.
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Okay. So you like bagels.
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I'll make a note of that in case we ever
go out for bagels sometime.
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So I'll tell you a little bit about
myself and our practice here.
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I've been at this office for 20 years.
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I graduated, yeah, 2002.
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I help a whole range of different
clients, people like yourself.
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We should be able to just have a
comfortable chat. So I really want you
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to make yourself at home, to feel
comfortable here. So we can just have a
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conversation. I've done this for years.
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Family therapy. I really enjoy helping
and seeing lives
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transform. And really, it's the habit
shift.
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Habits.
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are really what make our character, and
that's who we become.
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And so it can be a very small thing that
will change, but the pattern will
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repeat and grow.
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I'm going to hope to change your
patterns and change your habits, and
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able to help you as we progress.
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I will be filming.
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You see we've got a camera here, a
couple of cameras.
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This is so that I have notes of our
conversations, and I can also monitor
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behavior.
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as we look back over the tapes and see
your improvements okay so i hope that's
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good um before we begin i just want to
start you know with some simple
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conversations uh when do you go to
school um is school fun for
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you you enjoyed that yeah i mean
school's fun for me i don't really get a
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lot of work done i just kind of like
hanging out with my friends
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I don't know, I really like lunch
because like you can just talk and talk
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entire time and like all my teachers get
super mad at me whenever I'm in class
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because they always say I over -explain
myself or I tell too many stories or I
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distract the other kids or I'm like a
student in the classroom or some other
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things, but they usually just tell my
parents about the rest.
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But, you know, school is super fun for
me. They're super like... A lot of stuff
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to do and a lot of people and all
different kinds of people. You get to
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meeting different kinds of people all
the time.
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So, I don't know. It's really fun. But I
don't like my English teacher. My
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English teacher does not like me at all.
And she really has it out for me. Just
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because, like, silent reading is
supposed to be silent because it has it
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in the name. Like, it doesn't mean that
we can't, like, discuss the books that
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we're reading. So, I don't know.
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School's fun.
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School fun.
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It sounds like there's a lot going on,
but not so much working and studying and
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homework, for example. How does homework
go when you're left to your own
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devices? Are you able to focus on that?
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I guess I pretty well without.
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doing homework and I don't think that's
bad but there's so many other things to
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make use of your time with during the
day not more and more school personally
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but I still take all my tests and I
still show up to every class so I still
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maintain the average but without the
homework okay and then in your free time
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when you're not having to study what
would you spend most of your time doing
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what do you enjoy doing oh I love
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cleaning the bathroom I'll like clean
the bathroom like three times a day it's
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super fun or like rearranging all of my
pens that's super fun for me too um but
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no I mostly just like annoy my older
sister or so she says she always looks
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at me for popping in and out of her room
wanting to do her makeup and just
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trying to like hang out and spend time
like get her up and going because she's
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such a slow like So key person.
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And I just really want to break her out
of her shell because I just can't
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imagine a life like that.
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You have to have a bunch of projects
going and get something to fulfill you
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with. You can't just sit down and focus
on just one thing. That's so boring.
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Well, sometimes it can be good to focus
on one thing.
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I had it in your notes that this is one
of the things that you've been
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struggling with is conservation.
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Your attention is difficult to focus.
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Do you ever find that happening when
you're... I mean, I wouldn't call it
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struggling. I can focus on some stuff.
It's just a lot of the stuff that I
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like focusing on, I just won't because
there's so many other fun things to look
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around on. If you're in the classroom
and you look out the window and get to
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a bird and a squirrel playing with each
other, wouldn't you rather do that than
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read Shakespeare?
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Yeah, but sometimes it's important to
have to shut out the other distractions
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you can...
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get this more important thing um i think
this is what we should try and work on
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is to focus your concentration a little
better okay so moving
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forward is there something you would
like to pursue in the future a career
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but what was it you would like to focus
your whole life on um i mean ever since
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i was little i wanted to be like a brain
surgeon so like cutting open brains
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and, like, being all inside of people
and stuff. I really like that.
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So, I don't know. I think you have to
have, like, a fast mind to do that. And
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have a really fast mind. And my mom
always says I have a really fast mouth,
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But, like, I don't know. I think I'd be
really good at it.
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And, I mean, I didn't start, like,
getting all, like, jittery and crazy
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like, a few years ago.
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But nothing's really helped with it.
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But if I could stop you there, brain
surgery is normally quite focused and
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calculated.
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they can't sort of be distracted and
wandering off looking at the squirrels
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the window. That's why I need to fix
this.
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Okay, so you would like to fix it. You
see that there's a lacking
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a problem with the behavior.
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I mean, it's fun and all, and it makes
me who I am, and I just kind of started
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to accept it because nothing's working.
We've tried pills, we've tried shock
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therapy, we've tried all sorts of
things, and nothing really works.
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Hopefully I can just still be a brain
surgeon if I'm like this, but we can't
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it.
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Well, I think we can fix it because I
know I've seen people with the same kind
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of symptoms, the same signs, the same
attention deficit that you have, and we
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fixed it. But we didn't use medication.
We used alternative methods.
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I practice what can be a little
different, a little unusual behavior
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shifts here and pattern changes.
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And over time, if we can focus, for
example, on one task, then we could
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repeat that possibly.
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If we could focus, for example, for one
minute, then it's possible we could
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focus for two minutes.
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And then for three minutes. And before
long, you'd be able to focus for a whole
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ten minutes.
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Ten minutes is a long time. Yeah.
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I can't even focus on it for ten
minutes.
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No. But if you're going to do some brain
surgery, that would take longer than
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ten minutes, wouldn't it?
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We'll slowly wake up. Yeah, it takes
many hours actually.
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But it's possible. I want you to know
that it's possible. I mean,
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I've heard good things about you and
you've been trying all sorts of
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methods on me and I'm really willing to
try anything at this point to fix this
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because this isn't the life that I
really want to be living for all of my
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I mean, right now it's fine. It's making
me popular in school and popular with
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everybody, but...
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Because I don't know how to shut up.
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A brain surgery client or a patient
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probably doesn't want me to tell them
everything on their chart, you know?
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Yeah, you will have to learn what
information is relevant and what
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is not relevant. It's kind of like a
filter that you're going to...
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You're going to have to... I wish I had
those.
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Well, you do. It's just we're going to
have to work on it a little bit.
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We're going to strengthen your focus,
strengthen your filter, so you can
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distractions and focus on the important
things.
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You really think that you can try and
make that happen?
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Absolutely. I'm very confident.
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I want you to trust me.
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It's an important first step that you
believe this is possible.
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Because if you don't believe it, then we
can't even take that first step.
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And I can tell you that there's...
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You know, always the first step and the
second and the third and the fourth. And
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I can tell you there's, you know, many
more steps.
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But if we just take the first one
together, then we'll have confidence to
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the second one, the third one, and so
on.
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You know, I've heard it before.
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I've put my trust into a lot of doctors
in the past over the course of this
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illness. And I'm willing to put my trust
in you for this appointment.
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If I see something I like or it's
something that helps.
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We can keep moving and keep trying to
fix this thing, but I just need to keep
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moving forward if not.
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Yeah. Well, my goal is that when you
leave here today, you'll walk out and
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you'll think, wow, I was able to focus
and concentrate on that task. And you'll
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take that with you. And this is just day
one, remember. You'll come back. We'll
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review the tapes. We'll go to step two,
step three.
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You will see progress, but it will be
small.
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But progress is progress. Think of a
tree.
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The tree starts from just a small little
seed, an acorn, and it grows to a big
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tree, but it happens very slowly.
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We're going to take our time.
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All right?
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Let's start there.
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How about we start with a little test?
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This is just for me to be able to
observe how you focus on this little
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Think of it like a little game that
we're going to play.
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A little game?
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Yes.
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Okay, so these are just random.
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ink blot images and what we do is we
just make a fun game and we say what can
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you see there what does it look like to
you can you guess what's that okay okay
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what's a gape like a game oh
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okay like a hole in the ground uh how
about this
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it'd be another way up it could be this
way what do you think what comes to mind
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Butt plug.
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A butt plug?
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Like that would be the plug going into
the butt.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Well, I'm happy that you seem to be
focusing on the game. You're enjoying
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game.
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I can see that.
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I like games.
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What do you think now?
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Come.
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Come?
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Big splatter of come.
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OK.
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Well,
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you've actually done very well there
because that was at least a minute.
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Oh, really? Of focusing on... Well,
that's a good game.
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Yeah. I'm happy you enjoyed that one.
We'll come back to that.
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Another game, sometimes your attention
can be drawn, like you get out the
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window, there's squirrels, there's all
different things in the room. I like
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squirrels. You like squirrels.
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Squirrel. So what we should do, no, I
was just joking.
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Squirrel.
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No, stay here with me in the room.
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Let's bring our focus to the room.
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And then very specific, find things
like, for example, shoes are white,
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So let's count how many white things are
in the room. So it's like one, two.
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Can you see any other white things?
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Let's look around for white things,
shall we?
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Look behind you.
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There's a white thing there.
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Yeah, I mean... So I want you to name
the white thing so we got the, you know,
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you could say, like if I was playing the
game, I would say shoes.
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And I'd say, the blinds.
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Um, two.
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That's it.
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Blinds. Keep looking around.
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Um. How many are the white things?
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Desk. Desk is white.
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Um, and the back.
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And those are the back.
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And, um, what were we doing?
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The white things.
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Oh. Remember?
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Right. What white? Count the white
things. Any more white things in the
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Um... The crowd?
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Um... Light?
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Um... Hey, is that a picture of your
dog?
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He's a cute puppy.
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Yeah. How old is he? That's my puppy.
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He's four.
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He was a puppy in the photo. That
picture helps look good.
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Just to let you know. Oh, thank you.
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I'll straighten up the picture.
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I feel like... I feel like your
concentration lacked a little bit on
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didn't it? The pick the white things.
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Were we playing a game? Yeah, trying to
focus you here in the room. Where we are
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here and now.
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Sorry.
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Yeah,
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well that's why you're here.
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Let's get back to this. You were able to
focus on these. Remember this one?
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I don't remember that one. Yeah. So,
let's play a game, okay?
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I like games.
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You like brick?
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It's not the best.
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Okay.
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Draw an interpretation of things you
see, and we'll see how you do with
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for a minute.
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Remember to go back with the images
you've seen already.
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Remember the plug?
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You said it was like a plug of some
sort.
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I remember.
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Uh -huh.
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You're actually quite good. You're a
good little artist, aren't you?
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I try my best.
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I enjoy what comes to mind.
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Yeah, I can see what's in your mind.
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Oh, quite graphic detail you've gone
into for us.
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Okay, so you like spaceships. I can see
them all, the rockets taking
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off.
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I call them cockets.
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Cockets?
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It seems that a little...
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If you don't mind me saying it, a little
sexual theme here that you
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really focus on the drawing. The drawing
game is... Yeah, I always kind of like
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drawing. It's kind of just a good way
to, like, express yourself.
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And, I don't know, nobody, like, can
hold a conversation with me long enough
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me to, like, express one's thoughts,
sort of thing.
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So drawing's really, like, a good outlet
for that.
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What do you normally draw when you're...
when we're drawing.
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Is this pretty?
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Yeah.
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Do you always draw these kind of images
when you're doodling?
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I mean, whatever comes to mind.
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Is it this that seems to come to mind
most? Oh, this.
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Oh.
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See, it's pointing at me. Yeah.
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I can see that you're focusing on...
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on sexual activities yeah okay um
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if i could just take your pen there just
for a second oh i'm using it yeah this
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was only an exercise to see how focus
and concentrate which you did very well
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you did more than a minute right so i'm
very impressed it seems your
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concentration comes alive in the realm
of imagination
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rather than in the here and now in the
room remember when we did the white
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things or you know if I remind you like
we're here and here's a pen I just want
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you to follow with your eyes the pen
that's the only we're just going to
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minute just going oh it's over there
let's just follow look look at the pen
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there and then we'll come over here
that's it
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That's it, and I'm just going to keep
moving the pen, but I'm going to go, oh,
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it's a different direction. Oh, it's
different. You never know where it's
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to go.
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Keep following the pen for me.
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That's it.
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Over here.
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There it is.
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Whoa. There it is.
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I noticed you struggle to focus in the
here and the now.
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You seem to have a very active
imagination when it comes to sexual
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Is that a bad thing? That's not a bad
thing.
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It's something I can help you with.
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Just touch me for one second.
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We're going to do another little
experiment. Another little game.
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Okay? Whatever you think will help, Doc.
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Okay. So, close your eyes.
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All right.
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And look.
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Oh.
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Surprise.
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I mean, are you really supposed to be
doing that? I mean, you just kissed me
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your office. It's a little
interventional.
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Yeah. Is that, like, is that okay? Like,
you're going to kiss me?
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I'm going to kiss you some more.
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Now, I know it seems strange, but you've
focused on you.
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You weren't thinking about what you're
going to have for dinner. You weren't
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thinking about the squirrels.
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You weren't even drawing. You weren't
thinking about your homework that you
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don't do, that you haven't done yet.
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Where were your thoughts while we were
kissing?
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I guess just in the moment.
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But I was feeling not anything else.
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In the moment. The current feeling.
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It's what we're calling the here and the
now.
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I don't know if I've been there before.
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The here and before.
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I think you have been, just when you've
had the sexual
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time.
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That's where you're here and now.
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Do you want to go there again with me?
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Do you want to try it?
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What do you mean?
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Just another kiss.
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Mm -hmm.
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Thank you.
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Very good.
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Yeah. You're here in the room.
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I'm here in the room.
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Mm -hmm.
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How does it feel? Clear?
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Sharp?
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I can't believe that it worked, even if
it's for a
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second.
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If you can do a second, then we can do a
minute. If you can do a minute, we can
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get to ten minutes. We can get to an
hour.
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I don't know if I'd ever be able to do
an hour of that.
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you know, fully focused in, but I've
heard it's possible.
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Not today, but let's try and get to five
minutes.
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We can do ten minutes, or an hour.
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I just need you to focus here in the
room with me, okay?
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I don't think I can.
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Well, this might seem a little
unconventional, but we're gonna
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play a little battle game.
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We're going to... Kind of special game.
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Well, I think you've played this one
before.
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You're able to focus here on this,
right?
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Yeah, yeah.
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I'm able to focus on it.
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Now, when you see there, what comes to
mind?
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It's a little bit like your drawings,
isn't it?
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Pretty realistic.
356
00:23:44,540 --> 00:23:50,060
Yeah. I guess I want to fuck it.
357
00:23:50,880 --> 00:23:51,880
Uh -huh.
358
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Sounds like a good idea.
359
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You think you could do that for one
minute?
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You want to try?
361
00:24:02,500 --> 00:24:05,400
Could we focus on putting it in your
mouth to begin with?
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00:24:07,020 --> 00:24:08,020
Uh -huh.
363
00:24:11,100 --> 00:24:12,700
That's not going to be weird, right?
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That's why we're here.
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Day poker.
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Day in the room.
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on to something here. You're focusing,
you're concentrating.
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Keep doing what you're doing.
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00:26:53,360 --> 00:26:55,900
I'd like you to take your clothes off
for me, okay?
370
00:26:56,120 --> 00:26:59,520
So it's still sexy. We're still doing
sexy time.
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00:27:02,680 --> 00:27:05,260
That's it. Stay focused on the cock.
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Good girl.
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Very good.
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00:27:22,560 --> 00:27:23,560
Ta -da!
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00:27:24,860 --> 00:27:25,860
Okay,
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00:27:27,400 --> 00:27:30,440
why don't you kneel down for me? You've
got the drawings. Remember those cups.
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00:27:34,220 --> 00:27:36,000
I love cups.
378
00:27:36,380 --> 00:27:39,840
I love cups. I love cups.
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That's it.
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Stay focused.
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00:27:50,090 --> 00:27:51,090
Aww.
382
00:29:37,980 --> 00:29:39,380
Yeah. Yeah.
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00:39:46,730 --> 00:39:52,370
Stay focused. The longer we can achieve
this concentration, the better.
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00:39:53,210 --> 00:39:54,210
That's it.
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00:39:58,430 --> 00:40:00,770
Stay with the good feelings.
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00:42:08,680 --> 00:42:11,700
minutes is this. It's a lot. I feel you
keep track.
387
00:42:12,160 --> 00:42:14,580
Exactly. That's how you know you're in
the moment.
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00:42:15,800 --> 00:42:17,240
You keep curving me, Doc.
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00:43:15,950 --> 00:43:16,970
concentrate a little longer
390
00:43:16,970 --> 00:43:22,990
keep
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00:43:22,990 --> 00:43:29,770
that tongue out keep your mouth open
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that's it there you go big look that's
it remember the
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tongue
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00:44:20,080 --> 00:44:21,280
Keep your tongue out. Concentrate.
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Concentrate on your tongue.
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00:44:24,880 --> 00:44:26,020
That's a good girl.
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00:44:26,980 --> 00:44:28,000
There you go.
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00:44:28,880 --> 00:44:29,880
Ready?
399
00:44:30,640 --> 00:44:31,640
Yeah.
400
00:44:59,630 --> 00:45:01,930
You focused for all that time, didn't
you?
401
00:45:02,190 --> 00:45:03,950
I think I'm cured, Doc.
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00:45:05,690 --> 00:45:10,070
You'll never be cured, but we can work
on your habit patterns.
403
00:45:11,510 --> 00:45:13,770
It's going to get better and better and
better.
404
00:45:14,190 --> 00:45:15,830
I like this new medicine.
405
00:45:16,930 --> 00:45:18,210
Does it taste good?
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00:45:19,230 --> 00:45:20,230
Yeah, Doc.
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00:45:28,780 --> 00:45:30,700
Same time next week? Mm -hmm.
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00:45:31,820 --> 00:45:32,380
That
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concludes
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our session for today.
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