[TransFixed] Transference – Jean Hollywood & Casey Calvert (2160p)

In a therapy session, a therapist named Casey Calvert is waiting for her client, Jean Hollywood. Upon Jean's arrival, Casey inquires about their well-being since their last meeting. Jean reports a busy but manageable period without significant stress. The conversation progresses to a recurring theme in their sessions: Jean's struggle with their sexuality and gender identity.

Jean expresses frustration with the pressure to conform to labels, feeling that people want to categorize them without truly understanding who they are. They share their confusion regarding their gender identity, mentioning past self-descriptions as trans and exploring terms like genderfluid, gender non-conforming, and non-binary—all of which feel inadequate. Jean reflects on the complexity of human identity, suggesting that a simple label may not be necessary or desirable. Throughout the discussion, Casey listens attentively and compassionately, facilitating Jean's exploration of their feelings. Jean ultimately expresses gratitude for Casey's support and reveals romantic feelings towards her. Casey acknowledges that such feelings can arise in therapy, a phenomenon known as transference. However, Jean insists that their feelings are genuine.

Casey reveals that she has also developed feelings for Jean, but acknowledges that acting on them would alter their therapeutic relationship. Jean reminds Casey that change can be positive, leading to a moment of closeness between them.