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Have you talked to him about it? Maybe you can tell him how much distress you’re in. Hopefully he’ll be able to understand. It sounds like dissociation as well. It could also be helpful to get some space or a week to yourself to process your feelings. It gets super overwhelming for you I assume. It’ll worn out, and if it doesn’t, it’s okay for things to not always work out.
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@dieinaholeocdurabutt I just said sometimes my brain tells us to break up, I haven’t gone into the exact thoughts because I don’t want to hurt him. I really want things to work out it’s just horrible hurting all of the time. I can’t imagine not having him in my life now
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@EM77 I didn’t mean to break up with him, but to spend more time to yourself. I understand that feeling it’s so frustrating when youre happy with someone, yet your OCD destroys every inch of your enjoyment with them. :( try and remember intrusive thoughts are not rational thoughts. It is confusing to differentiate true feelings versus OCD feelings. If the thought of you not loving him distresses you, causes compulsions, or overall gives you anxiety, it’s most likely irrational thoughts feeling real.
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@dieinaholeocdurabutt Sorry I meant I just said to him that my brain makes out that we have to break up, that’s my bad for being unclear! He’s going away next on holiday soon for a bit so that’ll give me some downtime to myself. When we have time apart for whatever reason I really miss him, e.g. I had covid the other month and by day four it was horrible not seeing him! OCD has definitely destroyed a lot of our time together, it’s awful. It’s so confusing! The thought of breaking up distresses me in the sense it makes me really sad and cry a hell of a lot. The thought of not loving him causes me to ruminate all day and I search a lot for evidence for/against. When this first started 6 months ago I was so anxious I didn’t want to eat and I couldn’t face going to work but now I feel less anxious and just overthink all day. Sometimes I still feel anxious but it’s not as often now, like I’ve gotten used to the thoughts which makes it more real and distressing in other ways
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