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[QUOTE="PurgatoryD, post: 1665379, member: 43498"] The problem you describe follows a general pattern of problems that I've seen described here recently. The pattern is this: Decide to do X. Then do something other than X. There's really no solution for that other than to stick with what you've decided to do. It's a classic problem, but if your brain decides to do one thing, you can't let your emotions cause you to do something else. If you feel that emotional pull come on, go play a video game or have sex or something. Do something else -- anything else -- but don't mess up your system. We all feel that pull at one time or another. What you describe is just another form of tilt. You have to learn to suppress it. It's part of the game. Good luck to you. Nancy Reagan said it best... Just say NO! :) [/QUOTE]
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