In Treatment

Paul: What happened last night? Laura: Well, what didn't happen? The long version or the bottom line? Because the bottom line is very simple. My life is over. Paul: Then, you'd better tell me the long version.

In Treatment (American TV series), CC BY-SA 4.0

Suddenly I felt like doing it. I never had sex in a bathroom before. I mean what, I should go and marry Andrew without ever knowing what a good bathroom fuck's all about. It's part of a young lady's education, isn't it?

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You look so sad. It looks good on you.

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Alex: So, are there any rules? Paul: Rules? Alex: Ground rules. Anything I should know before we start? Paul: Oh... Not really. It's more or less... It's more or less up to you. Alex: Oh, right, right. I'm a customer. Paul: Yeah. Though in my profession we say that the customer is always wrong. Paul: That's a... It's a therapists' joke.

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[to Alex] Remember you said that life chose you to be a member of an elite? That it wasn't your decision? Maybe that's an attitude you're comfortable with. You're comfortable with it because you don't have to make any decisions. It relieves you of responsibility. Your commanding officer, he makes the decisions, conveys them to you, and you execute them.

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Paul: [reading a report Sophie made him read] According to what it says here... it looks like you could have died too. Sophie: Yeah, that would have solved a lot of problems. Paul: What would it solve? Sophie: Nothing. I didn't mean anything by it.

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