Perfect therapy for people who need help. I would like to say, I never can imagine it could be possible to heal people like that
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i do! i've dealt with random/violent intrusive thoughts for years, and for a long time, they absolutely horrified me. i thought i was a despicable person for having them, and i thought that they meant that i would grow up and become the next Jeffrey Dahmer. however, i've learned that that's definitely not true. you are more than your intrusive thoughts, whatever they may be, and the unwanted thoughts that may decide to pop into your head do not define you. intrusive thoughts are a relatively common phenomenon and they really aren't talked about enough. best of luck!
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