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I enjoy pain, should i get help, is this concerning?
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Depends: Masochistic tendencies are not always harmful. However, if you are concerned or it is affecting your personal or professional life, then you should discuss this with a psychologist or mental therapist. Also, if you have any wounds or other medical conditions/surgeries as a result of your masochistic inclinations, then definitely see a mental health therapist or psychologist.
Answered 11/27/2014
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