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If you understand neurosis in the same way that doctors understand it, you should talk to a therapist (who, like in the movies, sits in a leather chair with glasses and listens to all sorts of people with interest). Find the cause, understand it, and possibly get medical treatment. The psychologist does not prescribe pills, the psychiatrist does not deal with such problems.
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Py. Sy. And don't get caught up, we'll all die anyway.