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Vicious Circle 

Nina, a young woman, is seeing a psychologist who lacks proper qualifications, relies on outdated methods, and subtly manipulates vulnerable patients. She suddenly encounters a former classmate who, unlike her, has already moved past his trauma. Nina, however, remains trapped in fruitless self-reflection, sincerely believing she is healing.
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Nina, a young woman, is seeing a psychologist who lacks proper qualifications, relies on outdated methods, and subtly manipulates vulnerable patients. She suddenly encounters a former classmate who, unlike her, has already moved past his trauma. Nina, however, remains trapped in fruitless self-reflection, sincerely believing she is healing.

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