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When I look at cute things (such as a kitten or an infant baby) I get this weird sharp pain in my throat and my shoulders twitch as well as my neck.. I hate this feeling cause it makes me feel like I want to hurt the object. I'm 20 and have had this problem forever. Never anything bad has come from it, but I just wanna know what it is.
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Hi,
sometimes people are so overwhelmed they canât actually handle how this fluffy or adorable thing is making them feel. Thereâs no proper outlet for the emotions.
Another possibility is that itâs just too much of a good thing â sometimes we portray an onslaught of positive emotion in a negative way, like when youâre so happy you cry.
but need to investigate further in your case. its peculiar to different people.
consult with me via text on practo
all the best
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any breathing problems also taht time?
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