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What do the thoughts described in the passage have in common?
They are about something appalling about oneself or others
What is the underlying theme of the thoughts discussed in the passage?
Fear of being hurt or wronged
According to the passage, what are the two key features that these thoughts have in common?
They are about something appalling about oneself or something appalling about others
What is the primary focus of the thoughts described in the passage?
Concerns about oneself and others
What is the underlying emotion behind the thoughts discussed in the passage?
Fear
What emotion would likely dominate if one could not obsess about their monomaniacal topic?
Overwhelming sadness
What is the probable state of the child who could not bear their own experience?
Frightened, isolated, and unloved
What is the likely consequence of being unable to think about the obsessive topic?
Experiencing overwhelming emotions such as sadness and desperation
What is the underlying characteristic of the thoughts described in the passage?
They are intensely emotional and personal
What is the probable reason behind the obsessive thoughts?
A desire to avoid complex emotions
Delve into the realm of thoughts that revolve around personal inadequacy or fears of mistreatment from others. Identify common features in these unsettling thoughts and reflect on their impact on emotional well-being.
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