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Aug 22, 2008, 12:27 PM
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I have intermittent explosive disorder (I took at test that I trust) and it said that "rigid thinking" is my worst point.
I am trying to attack my biggest issue first. How can I reduce my rigid thinking without eliminating my CORE VALUES? Thank you for any thoughts. I wasn't sure which forum this should go in, so I just posted it in the general section.
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