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I hit my head in a way that changed my sexuality and i began stealing in a rapid obsessed manner, what is that called?
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Seek medical attn: You most likely suffered traumatic brain injury that resulted in changes in personality. Please seek medical attention, let your doc know first.
Answered 8/23/2014
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