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If you find yourself waiting around during the day or at night for a chance to flash your genitalia at someone, you may want to ask yourself why you want to do that.
What do you hope to gain by flashing your genitalia at someone? Not only is it illegal, you're imposing your private reality on some innocent person's private space. Would you like if someone imposed a private reality on your personal space that you found disgusting?
You might want to ask yourself why you're so insensitive or hostile (whichever fits) toward the reality and personal space of others.
If you're out mugging people, breaking in houses, car jacking, robbing stores etc. you might want to look deeply into your heart ask yourself why you have the need to take away what belongs to others. Why you don't want to acquire your own valuables. Why you don't want
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If you're a parent who sexually, physically or verbally abuses your kids, or physically or emotionally neglects your kids. You might want to take a look in the mirror and ask yourself why you call yourself a parent! What the hell's wrong with you? What's the problem? What's going wrong in your head?
You might want to think about getting some deep professional help quick!
If you find yourself in a gang, living a brutal lifestyle, doing drive bys, doing hits, selling drugs, worried about getting busted. Worried about if you may get hit yourself, having to appear cold and unfeeling in the horror of all the violence and brutality you're involved in, so those you hang with won't take advantage of you and try to punk you out. You might want to sit down and rethink your position!
Do you really enjoy all of that turmoil and violence? Is it really worth your life? Do you really enjoy that lifestyle?
You might want to ask yourself what makes you so insensitive and callous about the violence you perpetrate on

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