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nephritA telling prompt, I must say. I approve. It must certainly give you a lot of information about your patients. If you believe they can be trusted. After all, in the end you only have their word on it. At least as far as I can tell. So you have to believe what we say, which is an interesting way of running things. Seems a bit counterproductive, don't you think?
Back on subject though. Let me see. What is the purpose of talking about ones secret desires? Is there a point behind it? Not as if most here would have a ways and means of fulfilling such desires, would they?
I'm not sure I have a desire to report. I, unlike so many, indulge mine as needed so where does that leave me? I suspect I'm not going to be nearly as entertaining as some of your patients, though I'm curious to see who I might meet through this.
Back on subject though. Let me see. What is the purpose of talking about ones secret desires? Is there a point behind it? Not as if most here would have a ways and means of fulfilling such desires, would they?
I'm not sure I have a desire to report. I, unlike so many, indulge mine as needed so where does that leave me? I suspect I'm not going to be nearly as entertaining as some of your patients, though I'm curious to see who I might meet through this.
