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            "title": "Was I Assaulted? When Mental Illness Complicates Consent",
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    "text": "“Splitting,” otherwise known as black-and-white thinking, thinking in extremes, and more specifically in the Borderline sense, an idealization or devaluation of another person or situation rather than seeing the nuances or the gradient “shades of gray.”\n\nLiana and Poppy discuss it here:"
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