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When looking at people, i have intrusive thoughts sexual and violent in nature. then i start to worry they might arouse me. is this common? reassure
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Intrusive: thoughts w/fear of arousal is not "normal" to use your word, but there can be some of those thoughts in people. A lot depends on the level of discomfort and if they interfere w/functioning. Please see a mental health professional for proper diagnosis and possible treatment. MAY be a mood disorder or discomfort w/sexuality. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/28/2016
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