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by Joe-Speedy on September 24th, 2005
People can choose to allow themselves to be spontaneous and open. Or they can choose to not be spontaneous. If I am tickled by someone I do not like, my dislike for the person overrides the involuntary response of being tickled and I end up being angry rather than happy.
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