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Gosh, have they asked the boys if they are traumetized, of feel raped ?!?
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Hubbard found that people were not always willing to take advice about "how to solve your problem" because thinking about their problems gives most people something interesting to do.
One of his simpler handlings for this was to have people invent problems until they had so many of them that they could solve the more serious ones and still have plenty left over.
Pretending the problem belongs to someone else is another way to do this. If it's not my problem, I am more willing to solve it.