Why do you always have to put you and McNab and sex in my head? It brings pain no blocker can cure.
In this excerpt from "Missing in Death" by J.D. Robb, the character expresses frustration over intrusive thoughts linking another person, McNab, with intimacy, causing emotional turmoil. The phrase highlights the discomfort and pain that arise from unwanted memories or associations that linger in the mind, suggesting a deep-seated pain that remains unresolved.
This situation reflects the complexity of relationships and the difficulty of managing personal feelings, particularly when they intertwine with...