My sexual Addiction
He paused, then said without looking up, “I wrote. ‘Patient deflects discomfort with seduction. Attempts to regain control through sexual tension.’”
I sucked in a slow breath.
“Well,” I muttered. “That’s not sexy at all.”
“It’s not supposed to be.”
My legs uncrossed and re-crossed, slower this time, not for show but because I needed to move. To feel something.
Anything.
“Do you think I’m disgusting?” I asked suddenly.
That caught him off guard. Barely. But I saw it—the shift in his eyes, like I’d finally said something real.
“No,” he said.