It's not as if this is easy for Caston to speak about, but in some ways there's less pressure with a person he doesn't know as well. Which is why a therapist could be such a good idea. It would be someone completely separated from his issues, who could look at it with a clear head and from an unbiased perspective.

"It has to be secretive because my older brothers wouldn't approve," Caston explains first. It sounds pathetic even to his own ears, that he would let Michael and Luke control him so thoroughly.

"And that's also what I would need the therapy for. They're involved in many aspects of my life, and it makes it difficult for me to pursue my own goals." Hence why he's over thirty and working at a convenience store instead of making something of his life.