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Subject: Re: Visually stimulated by a cartoon

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Sarin

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Date Posted: 21:30:53 05/08/02 Wed
In reply to: Rev. Jack Howell 's message, "Visually stimulated by a cartoon" on 08:33:36 03/12/02 Tue

Im sorry for it taking so long for me to respond. It is normal to find unusual correspondences in everyday things. When i go out i like to look at people and make up their life story (a 5 second version) based upon their clothing and mannerisms. In response to you needing help, the only reason i could see you needing help is if you are obsessed with little boys and that is why you see resemblences to them in other things. If this is the case then i suggest that you do seek help in the form of counseling to find out where this obsession stems from and what you can do about it. But other then that, there is nothing wrong with being touched by the asthetic things in life sometimes.

Good luck,
Sarin

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