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"  Some women binge on ice cream when they&amp;#039;re having trouble in a relationship. Some use retail therapy.  I, on the other hand, consult psychics.  And not just one. I have a very specific theory that psychics are like doctors. You should always get a second opinion. That&amp;#039;s why when things are especially down in the dumps for me in the relationship department the majority of my expendable income is spent on palm readers. And fortune tellers. And, well, the occasional astrologist. Or four.  So before you go and think I&amp;#039;m Helena Bonham Carter-crazy, as I like to call it, there are a lot of people out there who are outright addicted to their psychics. And not just when things are headed south in their love lives.  &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;re ethical (as a psychic), you don&amp;#039;t repeat things and you don&amp;#039;t judge people, your insights are pretty valuable. And if you&amp;#039;re accurate, that&amp;#039;s where people come \u2014 whether it be for romance, finance or health,&amp;quot; explains celebrity psychic Marie Mannino, who has been practicing for forty years. But Mannino warns that even when it comes to the supernatural sciences, there can be too much of a good thing.  &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s not a psychic reading if you have to call me and vent to me or look for your personal advice,&amp;quot; Mannino explains. &amp;quot;Usually they aren&amp;#039;t very happy when you have to ask them to take a break.&amp;quot; As for addiction? It&amp;#039;s out there.  &amp;quot;I think there is a danger of people becoming addicted to their psychics,&amp;quot; she says.  Maybe next time I get angry with a boyfriend, I&amp;#039;ll go buy some Louboutins instead. Do you see your psychic, astrologer, healer or whatever... a bit too much? Want more from Carson? Follow her on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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