Trudeau's Argumentative Essay

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Uncertainty lurked in Psychiatrist's consciousness, even when he returned to the safe ground of his profession, and attempted to pretend Emily was no more than another patient requiring his expert assistance. Imagining her as a sexual object, whilst simultaneously attempting to do that, was mental conflict that wouldn't end well. However, despite his best efforts, at assuming control, and trying to demonstrate the benefits of his greater knowledge, maturity and life-experience, an unbidden image of Emily, bent over, mouth open in pleasure, and firm, young tits bouncing, as he ravaged her, continued to sear the backs of his eyeballs.

The occasion with Trudeau on the sofa, had been her first time, and by the sounds of it, relatively gentle,
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However, he quickly clamped his jaw shut when he remembered that Emily had also been truly raped by force. He couldn't allow any sign to show of the belief that, in his own moral universe, the man couldn't be held fully accountable for any consensual acts that took place between them, and that it took two to tango. To do so would have been perfectly acceptable if Trudeau was his client, however, he wasn't. Emily Harris …show more content…
"If you need to cry, go ahead." Pushing them over to her, the guilt elicited by his sexually fueled thoughts, combined with his sympathy for Emily, and he knew he'd admonish himself for the former once she'd departed. However, he didn't have time to worry about that now, for what she required at this moment was help, reassurance and guidance. "You need to learn, that whilst others may view you as a sexual object, you are more than that, and be able to identify those who don't have your best intentions at heart, or are only looking to take advantage of your youth and

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