But Kate would have raved more if it was always like this it's not like her to hold back on details.ġ. He is an exceptional lover, I'm sure-though, of course, I have no comparison. If she were to let him down, he wouldn't love her anymore, and then she couldn't love herself. She's building up self-esteem for the first time in her life, but she's building it entirely on his opinion. Christian made Ana work for that 'I love you,' and now she'll do whatever she can to keep it.
This isn't just co-dependency, it's the height of emotional manipulation. We're still on the boat, and Ana confirms that she could never leave Christian, no matter how hard he hits her with a belt.Ĭould I ever leave him again-no matter what he did to me? Could I betray him like that? No.
