Seems like you don't know the difference between "reminder" and "obsession" either.Not sure why you're so obsessed with what other people might wish for, but your fears have been noted
Is "touch starvation" a real thing?
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Well, you're the one who started a thread about it and kept up with it for 15 pages, zeroing in on human touch (which the Bible does not list as inherently sinful), when there is an almost infinite list of other things on this planet you could have focused on as sinful. That's pretty strong markers for obsession.
Carry on, though. I've found that most stoics have a deep psychological need to decide what other people shouldn't want, so your behavior is expected and predictable
