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Can people day dream and pay attention at the same time?

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Is it possible to know ourselves completely without any flaws?

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What are the new things you value the most in life?

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How much should we think about our dreams vs living in the present moment?

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My coworker prefers to wait for the bus outside instead of at work. Why?

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What does it mean if someone touches or pats you on the head in a dream?

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How do you remove 'what if' thoughts from the mind?

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Are stupid people born stupid?

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What is it that you prefer not to think about, but it's difficult?

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Is it normal to constantly think about the same thing over and over again, especially if that thing is unpleasant or negative?

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What are some great answers to "who are you"?

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What's worse, to do something wrong knowing it's wrong or doing something wrong without knowing it's wrong?

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What are the benefits of daydreaming? Do you think that it can lead to better ideas and solutions than actually solving problems head-on? If so, how does this work exactly?

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What's wrong with being a functional addict?

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I put my mother, who is in good health, in a nursing home last year. I have just finished selling her house and possessions. Should I now visit her and tell her the good news?

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Is it normal to be turned on by myself? I'm a girl

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What is the difference between an educated person, an intelligent person and a genius?

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I realise I’m a genuinely bad person. Not a “good” person who just thinks they’re bad. I’ve done terrible stuff like abused my siblings and cheated on an ex. Unforgivable acts in my book. Why should I continue living?

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Are military veterans more likely to be stoic?

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