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Can someone imagine a sexual assault? like they think and know details about what happen but it never haven't
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Complicated problem: We all daydream, watch TV shows with graphic details, let our minds wander, and have dreams at night. It is not unusual to have "fantasies" - even dark or disturbing ones. This situation is a bit more worrisome. Sometimes we actually have experienced a very traumatic event we can't deal with - and suppress it. Over time, bits and pieces of it work their way out. Please see a psychologist.
Answered 10/13/2016
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