This Court has witnessed many crimes against professional boundaries but rarely one so thoroughly documented in its own humiliation. The defendant allowed a grown woman to conduct what can only be described as a GRIEF TOUR of a property she was allegedly trying to sell, standing by while potential buyers were emotionally waterboarded with tales of first steps and promotions. The Court notes that houses do not, in fact, have feelings, but this Court DOES, and those feelings are DISTURBED. You permitted this woman to treat a real estate transaction like a custody hearing for drywall. The fact that you had to explain at 10 PM that twelve thousand dollars is not a spiritual insult suggests you have been broken in ways that concern this bench. Judge Escrow himself once toured a home where the seller wept into a throw pillow and he simply left through a window, as any reasonable person would. You stayed. You enabled. You need more than a vacation; you need to examine why you allowed yourself to become an emotional support animal for someone mourning a house she was CHOOSING TO SELL.