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I am unable to fantasize and visualize. does my varicolectomy has anything to do with it?
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No: A person who cannot visualize and/or fantasize in the normal way that other people can, has a psychiatric / neurological problem... but it is a matter of degree. A small problem does not need treatment, as it can be a variation of the normal human range of personalities. A big problem needs a trip (or several trips) to the doctor.
Answered 10/26/2015
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