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I am a person who likes a lot of attention how to talk myself out of it?
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Good first step: It is a remarkable first step that you have noted a tendency that maybe leading to unwanted consequences and have chosen to address it. To make sure you are starting with a good diagnosis and treatment plan, ask your primary care doc for a referral to a psychiatrist.
Answered 10/29/2012
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