To be fair, I've wanted to shake myself at times. Heh. I think everyone, at some point or another, wants to just give someone they love a good shaking and get them to see that they're not alone or something. Of course, the way I am, I tend to be the kind of person that likes to point that they could have it a lot worse. I like to think it's an optimistically realistic thought. *snicker*

Well... optimistic on your behalf... probably not the poor buggers you're comparing yourself to...

YES!! *glomps* They can't, you know. You sign a contract. Without the patients express permission, you are not allowed to tell anyone anything about them, unless they are unconscious and it is pertaining to their treatment. And even then, it's got to be the patients next of kin. If you want any insight on any medical jargon or such, just ask. I shall help as much as I can. Hey! Might even help me a little too! *nods*

Yeah, I'm with you on that one. I don't like to read those types, either. It's just... it wouldn't actually happen that way if both the people weren't completely batshit insane and didn't see the world in the same ways as everyone else. *snort* Generally, human minds don't work that way. Our minds pretty much tend to know when we are pushed and manipulated into something we didn't want, and they don't like to let us try to ignore it once it's happened. Thus, were that ever to happen, then neither participant would actually be able to brush it off.

I think I know which one you're talking about and actually, it's not all that bad. It does kinda have some elements that we mentioned but at the same time Sam knows what he's getting into and never actually says no. So yeah, mostly it's the type of dubcon that we both seem to be able to stomach a little... It's quite good actually! *nods*