QUOTE (monkophile1 @ Jul 29 2008, 11:13 PM)

I agree with you. But to be honest, my first reaction was, "Is that all Natalie knows to do in a car?" Remember Leper? I think it was her knee-jerk reaction because it would be "normal" parking behavior.
Dr. Bell relaxes while looking at the upsidedown painting in his office.
"So, Natalie, are you comfortable in your chair? Would you like some water?
Alright then, tell us about how it made YOU feel. Why do you think you said it?"
"Well, I don't know. It just came out. I was trying to think of a cover."
"Why do you think it was the first thing you thought of?"
"Well, in high school, two kids in a parked car were always, you know..."
"Hmmm, Can you imagine yourself parking with Adrian?"
"Excuse me" Natalie reaches into her purse for her cell phone. "BfloGal? I need your help. Quick!"
"This is what we call avoidance behavior."
"BfloGal? Can you get down here to Dr. Bell's office? I need you to write me some lines on the spot."
"Natalie? Natalie?" No answer from Natalie. Dr. Bell continues contemplating the painting and thinking it really did look better in Charles Kroger's office.
LOL! Okay --
Dr. Bell: Natalie?
Natalie: Just a minute. (Natalie is still holding her cell phone up to her ear) Monkophile, did you get her on conference call? Hello? Oh, good. I really don't know how to-- Thanks. (to Dr. Bell) What was the question again?
Dr. Bell: Can you imagine yourself parking with Adrian?
Natalie: (Natalie pauses while she listens to her cell phone) Imagination is a funny thing, isn't it doctor? Haven't you ever imagined yourself as a pro football player -- or a secret agent -- or marrying the queen of a small European country?
Dr. Bell: Well, I..
Natalie: Well, I guess I should say that I have imagined something like it before -- just like I've daydreamed about George Clooney. I think most women with close male friends have probably wondered what their relationship would be like if taken to another level. Is there really such a great divide between friendship love and romance?
Dr. Bell: Then how did you feel when you said it?
Natalie: Embarrassed -- a little. I don't know if Mr. Monk is really ready for something like that, and I was afraid of how he would take it, but I can't really imagine life without him, you know.
Dr. Bell: Do you love him?
Natalie: Absolutely.
Dr. Bell: Are you in love with him?
Natalie: I don't know -- there are all these voices in my head -- they keep saying I don't, but I don't know.
Dr. Bell: Voices?
Natalie: Men's voices -- I'm almost detecting a Jersey accent. They say that I don't love him -- that they want to keep Monk miserable. They say it will never happen. But then it's almost like these same voices are edging me on to say things and do things that betray a stronger feeling for Mr. Monk.
Dr. Bell: So the men in your head who are saying that this will never happen are the same ones responsible for doing things that make people think you are in love with Adrian?
Natalie: Yes! That's exactly it -- is this bad? Do I have a serious problem?
Dr. Bell: (smiling encouragingly) No, Natalie -- you're fine. But I
would like to have a talk with these voices of yours...