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Please tell me if it is normal to cry because of flashbacks of bullying?
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Yes, if you are: Crying about being bullied in the past you may have ptsd. It's you psyche's way of trying to help you put the pieces together and heal. A mental health professional who works a lot w/ptsd would be a good person to see. Peace and good health.
Answered 4/22/2014
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