Kaylor Jokes Book II

7: Couple Therapy Session II

Couple therapy session - Karlie Kloss.

Therapist: Karlie, how do you express your love toward someone you loved?

Karlie: How I express love? Show love? (Thinking deeply). 

Therapist: Yes.

Karlie: When I love someone, I tend to do all the things make my loved ones happier or make their life more easier. I sacrifice my life for them. I dedicated myself to their life.

Therapist: What do you mean sacrifice your life for them? What do you do?

Karlie: I working so hard, making so much money as I could to provide or support my loved ones. I loved to buy something meaningful for my loved ones. For Example, I brought a necklace or house or car or beautiful roses. I love to buy them present so they remember me. That how I show how much I loved them so much. I want them to be happy. I also do things for them like cleaning the house or taking out the garbage or do laundary or watering the plants. 

Therapist: That how you show your love? By doing things for others?

Karlie: Yeah. I show loved through doing things for them. I want to give something for them. I want to be reliable for them. I want to be worthful to them.

Therapist: So, do you feels loved by doing all that?

Karlie: To be true, I feels useless or hopeless sometimes. I feel she didn't love me or appreciate me at all after all the things I had done for her. All I do was for her but she never understand my love for her. I dedicated my life and energy for her. I had done anything and everything just for her. I do everything what she needs. She never sees how much I loved her. How much she really meant for me? She basically takes me for granted.

Therapist: Why do you think you said that?

Karlie: I don't know. I sacrifice everything for her. I done everything to make her happy. But, it always never enough for her. I am tired of this.

Therapist: So, you think she never loved you by you doing all that stuff for her?

Karlie: I just want to be appreciated. I just want her to recognize how much I have done for her. She said I never love her. I do love her. But, she cannot see it. You don't have to expect me saying 'I love You' all the times. Don't you?

Therapist: How do you want to be loved, Karlie? What things make you happy? I means what things she does make you feels loved?

Karlie: I feels loved when she hugs me, kiss me, when she touches me. I feels she really love me. I like when she knows how to pleasure me. You know what I means. I am so happy when she really cares about me. Always listen to all my problems. If I had a bad days. She sits beside me and just listens to me. Be there for me. Console me. Loved me. Thats all make me feel so loved and wanted.