ihatethatshhhhh
- Date posted
- 2y ago
feeling that i dont have any progress
im trYINGGGG im just 14 i feel so stressful everyday i dont wanna live unhappy all my life
Kerrisnow573Kerrisnow573
- Date posted
- 2y ago
Positive vibes sent your way. Think positive. Get rid of negativity by changing your thoughts. Try writing in a journal and start by saying Dear journal Today I feel…. I wish you much luck in feeling like yourself again. ❤️
BrunoRBrunoR
- User type
- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 2y ago
You got this, I felt the same for a bit but sticking to my treatment and trusting on the process has helped me. Also an amino acid I take for relaxing and focus is L theanine helps a lot
AnoymousAnoymous
- Date posted
- 2y ago
I think the hard times in life come and go. We continue to learn so things that were hard to handle when we were younger become much easier. So much has changed in my lifetime so far - it’s possible new treatments, new discoveries will emerge but for now there is a ton of hope, yes it’s lots of hard work but it will get easier if we focus on each moment that’s in front of us and the power we have over it. Keep holding on, keep preparing yourself for you’re future self. Sending you lots of well wishes.
em.jemem.jem
- Date posted
- 2y ago
I can relate to this completely, and I promise that things will get better! You’re only 14, so 1) not many things have opened up to you yet and 2) your brain is still developing. I’m only 17, and I’ve started seeing how much better things can get as my brain matures and as exciting things come up for me like driving and working. For the first time in a very long time, I’m actually making progress and doing EXCITING things like spending time with my friends, getting my license, and working. Your OCD will lose power as your brain becomes stronger and as you come to realize how much more there is to life than making OCD feel safe.
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- Date posted
- 21w ago
im only 12 i dont know what to do
the thoughts are getting MUCH worse i need help someone please help me i don't know what to do. before it used to be different in the 5th grade but over the past 2 years it changed forms. no one knows about these thoughts. i cant bring myself to tell a trusted adult. i just need help i keep getting attacked with these thoughts.
malolin_21
- Date posted
- 16w ago
Hey:) I just want to vent
I’m feeling kind of sad cause today was not a really good day in terms of my ocd. I was feeling kind of foggy/numb and that send me to spiraling. I’m 21 years old currently studying but my family has been having trouble with money for the last couple years(we’re just me and my mom) and I kinda want to get a job but everything is far from my home and I wouldn’t be able to return back at night, also it’s either way more expensive to move or the schedule wouldn’t let me take my classes. The point is that because of that every time my mom is stress tends to treat me bad, she speaks to me like I’m stupid or she just screams to nothing cursing all life and everything and that actually makes me feel soo bad and guilty for not doing anything, I know it’s hard for me to get a job that actually helps us without quitting school but that doesn’t stop me from feeling like I’m a burden. I want to help, I want to maybe hug her or something but I know she will be angrier and probably will reject it. So that’s it, I just feel like she punishes me for the stress she’s carrying and I get it but one day is happy and it feels like all love and the next is treating me like that, Idk it’s hard (also I feel like I shouldn’t be saying this cause it’s all my fault) 🫤
nikkispacee
- Date posted
- 13w ago
god it feels like she’s dead
it feels like i want to be a boy. i really dont i keep having these what i hope to be false feelings and they suck. oddly enough they make me feel more like a girl again so its a weird win win situation. i want to be fine again i wanna be that girl again. it just feels like i’ll never be and i just have to be a boy i hate it all
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