I must admit that I have not explicitly expressed that particular statement. At this very moment, my mind is consumed with the task at hand. Before me sits a man, bare-chested and vulnerable, in need of my assistance. I am focused on tending to his wounds, carefully removing and replacing the old cover with a fresh one. As I work, I can hear the sound of his groans, a testament to the pain he must be enduring. Despite the discomfort, he remains still, trusting me to provide the care he needs.
When I experience this particular situation or circumstance, it does not elicit positive emotions or contribute to my overall sense of well-being. Whenever I experience it, I can't help but notice a certain softness that envelops me and a deep understanding of pleasure that permeates my mind. Wheneve
