# Synopsis
Alex Bailey, a unique psychologist, operates a controversial practice where he serves as a "punching bag" for clients to unleash their negative emotions. His tiered service allows clients to verbally abuse him at the basic level, escalate to extreme verbal threats in the mid-tier, and physically assault him in the premium package. Alex maintains peak physical condition to withstand the physical abuse while delivering psychological relief through extreme projection therapy.
Despite operating far outside conventional psychological methods, Alex's approach proves remarkably effective at providing immediate relief for his diverse clientele. When clients struggle to release their emotions, he deliberately provokes them by targeting their specific triggers, speaking in their native language to ensure maximum emotional response and catharsis.
The story follows Alex through a series of sessions with varied clients, including everyday people, traumatized soldiers, casual troublemakers seeking an outlet, and even reserved intellectuals who rarely express anger. Through each case, we witness how Alex's unconventional methods break through different psychological barriers, triggering emotional releases that provide his clients with significant, if unconventional, therapeutic benefits. But behind the scenes, alex's own trauma begins to manifest, although he don't realizes it until the end