Soft_Fumo_Wishes
- Date posted
- 2y
After some time
After some time of not engaging with the thoughts I realize that yes it helps but It's slow although it's fine as long as they go away
AnonymousAnonymous
- User type
- NOCD Alumni
- Date posted
- 2y
Recognizing that the thoughts are thoughts only and not a reflection of our character is important. This was my experience as well with ERP. It's easy to want a change immediately but it just doesn't happen that fast, at least it didn't for me. That's great that you are already seeing a change from your practice and the skills you are developing. Keep up the good work
Soft_Fumo_WishesSoft_Fumo_Wi...
- Date posted
- 2y
I find myself feeling completely well if I get a serotonin boost
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