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Thank you for talking about this. It's really easy for this space to become a way to seek reassurance and it's hard to realize it sometimes.
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I feel the same. The main reason I’m on here is because a) I have a therapist on NOCD and b) I have been recovering for a year and a half so I’m on the side of the struggle where I can help people. But the posts are hard one me sometimes.
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While those are good points, exposing yourself to triggers often helps you overcome OCD. Reading others’ posts (when you are ready) and not doing compulsions could be a great exposure
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The thing is, they are not triggers to begin with. I understand what you mean, but for me they create new triggers that did not need to be created in the first place. I have enough on my own lol.
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@trying my fkn best Yea I see what you mean
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I totally agree with you! When I first started with NOCD, it was just very mild SOOCD. Then it developed into ROCD by reading other’s posts and made my SOOCD worst. Usually I turn the posts off but turned it on today because I’m having a bad day. I’m planning to delete it once I’m done with therapy.. which I hope is soon.
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It's like 90% reassurance and 10% actual help and positivity. I wish NOCD could do something about this.
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Like people come on here just to make their OCD worse.
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I agree some people deff come on here to seek reassurance, but I just ignore those posts. This app has been so helpful to my recovery. It literally helps so much to know that I am not alone. It helps me to be able to share with the community when I have good days and what works for me because I want to inspire others. And it helps me when I see other inspiring posts.
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