In Treatment

(after Paul admits to talking to Gina) Paul: Well, I had to talk to somebody. I can't talk to you about... Kate: No, of course you can't talk to me. Paul: You know what I mean, Kate. It's easier for me to talk to Gina than to somebody who... Who doesn't know me.

Kate: Your son has no friends. He hates his school, but the most important thing is that I not tell you. Because in your own warped way, Paul, you've made him understand that it's not as important as what happens here. Just like you've done to me.

Kate: It pisses me off that you are energetic and alive in this room and you're an old man at home. You're an old, anemic man, Paul! You're always tired! You're always tired for us.

Paul: You know what amazes me? What really gets me is that you can go to this guy's place. And then you can come home here all wet and flushed and excited and horny. And you can sit down with our son and do his homework. How does that make you feel? I just want to know how does that make you feel?! Kate: It makes me feel like shit. And a week later I go back and I do it all over again.