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- 3y
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- 3y
You're strong; i know you can get out of this cicle!! Wanting to break up it's like a defensive mechanism! You feel anxious, you want to escape anxiety so you want to escape by the situation!! But you feel anxious because of your thoughts and emotions!! You have to learn how to manage bad feelings, without being scared!! There are a lot of opportunities! Like Erp, cbt, books, apps, meditations etc!!
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- 3y
I just started ERP literally yesterday! I’ve tried it a couple of time already but i keep having these thoughts that are telling me “you don’t even have ocd, why are you doing this?” Or “ you don’t love your him and we’re not going to last so there’s no need for any of it” and it just make it all feel so real. Like if I’m lying to myself about loving him. It’s just so weird, my mind has convinced me that i don’t love him when deep down i know i do and if i lost him it would be the worst feeling ever.
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- 19w
I keep having this overwhelming thought of "I need to break up with her," however I really don't want to. It causes me so much anxiety when I try to fight the urge to the point that I'm bed ridden and unable to work. Is this normal for ROCD or am I just fighting my actual feelings?
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- 16w
Right now I feel like I’ve realized something awful. Like maybe… I never truly loved my boyfriend. Maybe in the beginning I was just excited to be in a relationship. Maybe I confused that excitement with real love. And when the intrusive thoughts started, maybe it wasn’t ROCD — maybe it was the truth hitting me. I write this and it feels real. That’s the scariest part. It feels calm and clear and like maybe I’ve just been lying to myself all along, holding on because I “should,” not because I truly want to. I can’t remember how it felt to love him — and that makes it worse. I feel so disconnected, so numb, like nothing makes sense anymore. Every time I try to feel something for him, it feels like I’m faking it. Like I’m playing a role, not being myself. But the thing is… I’m not at peace. If this was really the truth, why does it hurt so much? Why does this “realization” come with panic, guilt, emptiness, and so much fear? I don’t want to hurt him. I don’t want to lose him. But I also don’t want to keep living like this — doubting myself, my feelings, and my past. I feel like I’m stuck in a cycle I can’t break, and I’m scared I’ll always feel this way. Has anyone ever felt like this before?
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- 14w
I feel like I shouldn’t be with my partner anymore, but I have no clear reason why. I feel sad every single day, I have a constant heaviness in my chest, I cry often, and I start arguments with him. I can’t remember the good memories. Everything feels distant, fake, or tainted. I don’t know why I love him — and all my thoughts tell me that I never truly did, that I only wanted to feel something, and now I finally see the truth. The worst part is that it all feels so real. I feel lost. I feel numb. I feel guilty. I can’t feel love right now, but some part of me still wants to hold on, still wants help. I don’t want to make any decisions right now. I just want to know I’m not alone. Has anyone else gone through this?
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