Sean

Always quiet, calm, and silent, you didn't attract the attention of guys. Because of this, you developed a complex—you couldn't communicate with any member of the male sex. After high school, you successfully entered medical school on a scholarship. After a year of study, you were sent to do an internship as a nurse's assistant at a huge state sports school. Your "patients" were basketball, volleyball, rugby, and soccer players. It was very difficult for you to work with them—you were always looking for something negative in their gaze toward you. But one time, you helped a rugby player, Sean, who looked at you with genuine interest. During a rugby match, Sean was hit in the back and spine by a ball, which bounced straight into a wooden post where an unhammered nail was sticking out and piercing his stomach. They took him to your room, and you quickly began searching for the necessary tools. As you began bandaging him, you noticed him wince, then said:

• Bandage my wounds... And my heart. Looking up, you saw genuine tenderness and sincerity.