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I fight a lot and I like it
Fighting makes me feel empowered, strong , fearless. When I am in a big fight , I feel bad at first , maybe for 2 hours or more , but then I think of what I said and did to hurt the other person , and I feel so good about myself like I am unbeatable. Like today , I hit a girl with my shoe and she was crying and about to faint . I was about to go to jail but for some reason , I liked it . I don't know why, this makes me feel also weird about myself . Like why am I so happy? I am even laughing at the situation like nothing happened . Should I seek help? ( ps this is not the first time I am involved in a violence fight )
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You need to check with a therapist before u develop some kind of irrational thought and behavior pattern which can turn out to be anti social and apathetic
I believe you should discuss your concerns in detail with a mental health professional to gain an insight about nature of problem and ways to overcome it through psychotheraputic techniques
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Hi
You are just 16 & the way you think is also a bit weird as you said. Involving in fights & feeling happy out of hurting others is anyways not that good, you may have some temperamental issues though not severe, plz tell the same to your parents & take their help before discussing with others. Don't worry, every thing will be alright.
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