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- 3y
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This does sound like the "backdoor spike" in part, where as you get habituated to intrusive thoughts and they cause you less anxiety, you then fear that that means you actually like / identity with those thoughts. And yes, that is OCD being sneaky. Just keep at it! I've had the same issue in my path. Recovery is not a straight line!
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- 3y
Fs. OCD is suppsoed to feel real. I’ve had this for over a year and it’s calmed down a lot… I still have it but I barely go on this app anymore. Only when it flares up
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So I’ve noticed that my OCD has calmed down, I’m getting less intrusive thoughts but I feel more uncertain than ever. Is this normal for recovery?
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- 23w
Does anyone who has gotten better/healed with OCD ever experience that their thoughts and urges get more difficult as you get better. I feel like I am getting better at handling certain things but I feel like now newer themes and such get more difficult as I progress. I was curious if this is kind of the process to getting better. Weirdly, like it makes sense the closer you are to getting better thoughts become worst and stronger since you are doing better. Just need to keep on pushing and doing what I have been. Let me know, would love to hear your guys thoughts and feedback
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- 22w
Whenever anyone starts to feel like their thoughts are less triggering or they feel a moment of happiness/ relief OCD tells you that you want the thoughts back or you actually like having the thoughts and maybe thats just the person I really am? I feel like im going insane😢
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