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Almost 18 but i keep doing very childish things? is this normal?
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Specify: what you mean by "childish things". Since this is a behavioral issue I suggest consultation with a certified psychotherapist for CBT ( cognitive behavioral therapy ).
Answered 6/10/2017
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