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What does it mean repetition the obsession and thoughts about hurting others?
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Needs evaluation: If you have recurrent thoughts of hurting others, this needs evaluation and understanding. Generally these are disturbing thoughts to have running through one's head. Ocd can cause this, and so can other problems. Please see a psychiatrist -- treatment is possible. If you feel impelled to act on any of this, be seen immediately. We take you very seriously here.
Answered 5/7/2016
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