The treatment I'm about to give to my patient is not only dangerous to her it could be the end of my career as well. Patient X has been under my care for ten months now and had shown no signs ofrecovery at all.
Patient X came to me after the trauma of being forced into sex with the father of the child she was babysitting. Although this happened when she was eighteen and she now is twenty she cannot get the nightmares out of dreams. Furthermore, she shows no interest in sex of any kind including masturbation and finds she even fears to be alone with her current boyfriend.
After achieving no success with normal therapy, the patient agreed to a session under hypnosis. While under, the patient said that she enjoyed the experience with the man who took her for his pleasure without permission. This enjoyment went against both her moral and political views so much that her sub-conscious mind blocked the entire episode. This event is so blocked that when I informed her of what she said she didn't believe me.
I have decided that the only way to receive a breakthrough is to repeat the experience under controlled circumstances. After much debate I feel the only way this can be attained is for me to be the one who forces her and then to point it out to her as she achieves orgasm. The dangers being if for some reason she does not climax she will no doubt fall deeper into denial and depression. As for me if she reports me to the authorities, I will lose my medical license and may even go to jail. Following a night of inter turmoil and sleeplessness I decided to go ahead with my plan of treatment. I notified the patient that due to a snag in my schedule I would need to come to her house for our appointment. She graciously agreed and seemed perfectly at ease when I arrived at her house.