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- Kids4Christ
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- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 2y ago
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- Clint RossClint Ross
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- Therapist
- Date posted
- 2y ago
It is uncomfortable for sure! Like some others mentioned, anything you can do to lean into the feeling without overly fighting it will help, while continuing to do the things you find important to do in your life. Hang in there!
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- GoneHikingGoneHiking
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- 2y ago
I went through something similar a few years ago...it was like a combination of depersonalization and depression. One of my regrets from that time is that I lost a lot of hope and more or less gave up on life for a while because I didn't think anything would ever improve. Like everything, those feelings pass sooner or later, and it does get better. Also, open up even if that feels unnatural; it helps to lean on others for support. <3
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- Kids4ChristKids4Christ
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- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 2y ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤️❤️❤️
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- dannydevitostwindannydevitos...
- Date posted
- 2y ago
Me for the past 2.5 years :/
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- brooke99brooke99
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- 2y ago
Me for the last 6 months, it’s been extremely intense!
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- Livbri1998Livbri1998
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- 2y ago
I’m experiencing this right now - I find the best thing to do is talk to someone if possible (therapist, loved one, etc) and reminding yourself this is a moment in time and everything passes in the end x
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- NicaNica
- Date posted
- 2y ago
Yes
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- ^ - ^^ - ^
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- 2y ago
Yes, I get it really really bad and have for as long as I can remember. As hard as it is the best thing for me has been to lean into it and try to accept the feeling. Remembering that it’s my brain’s protective mechanism helps and learning the cause has helped as well. I can’t find it now but I remember it’s something about your visual perception being a bit behind the rest of it, like the times not synching? Something like that 😅
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- ^ - ^^ - ^
- Date posted
- 2y ago
I also like to eat sour gummies, play with slime, or do puzzle games. While they don’t fix it completely they can help with grounding and distraction
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- dannydevitostwindannydevitos...
- Date posted
- 2y ago
Look up jordan Hardgrave on YouTube and tiktok! He is awesome for dpdr
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- Clint RossClint Ross
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- Therapist
- Date posted
- 2y ago
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- KidddKiddd
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- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 2y ago
I deal with DRDP. It has gotten a lot better since doing erp. I do exposures that envoke those feelings so I get used to feeling them. I’m not so afraid anymore. I just think thanks brain
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- harriet221
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- 5y ago
Has anyone got any tips on how to stop feeling depersonalized?? And to just ground yourself a bit within
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- jessicabellomy
- Date posted
- 4y ago
How do you guys deal with depersonalization as a result of existential OCD? I normally go through phases of OCD tendencies, and my last one was centered on ROCD - I guess the distress of that theme has caused me to dissociate whenever the intrusive thoughts get too much. It just hurts when I look at my boyfriend (or even other people around me new) and my brain tells me they’re not real, or I don’t know them at all. I’m not sure how to experience it without simply crying. Any help would be appreciated.
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- MatthewLewis33
- Date posted
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Hey been going through some stuff the past few days and I just wanted to know some tips. I have been struggling with terrible intrusive thoughts about many different thing I feel like it’s something new every few weeks and I feel like a slave to my own brain. The new thing that has been happening that has been so mentally exhausting and has taken over me is constantly thinking that I’m not real and that I’m living in a dream and I just feel disconnected from reality. I can still socialize and stuff with people but it has been hard to focus and honestly just enjoy my day to day life because I’m constantly in my head
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