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- 1y ago
hate this
how do you move past a thought that you believe š£ been over a week and it's all my minds consumed of from the moment i wake up till i go too sleep
how do you move past a thought that you believe š£ been over a week and it's all my minds consumed of from the moment i wake up till i go too sleep
Iāve been like this for months I know itās a thought but it feels so real because of the anxiety.I keep thinking when the anxiety goes thenI will recognise the thought for what it is. Itās all consuming
What works omis describing your thought precisely on this app so that you get it out of your system. Even when it's scary, put words onto your thoughts and write them here is a good way to : -realise you're not alone it reassures (step1) -prepare yourself for ERP (step 2) in order to learn how to face your OCD without using too much reassurance and gain autonomy and confidence.
I couldnāt itās too horrific the thought disgusts me to my core
Same
I can recall that day perfectly I even have pictures so remember it well, it was a good day full of happy memories that OCD distorted because I felt anxious after and fell into the trap of checking over my day how does it get such a hold over you
When an intrusive thought comes I canāt just say āthatās not trueā and just move on. I always feel like I have to disprove the thought and be able to say it with confidence but the problem is that the ocd doesnāt allow me to feel and say it with confidence so I get stuck for hours or even days. How can I stop feeling like I need to do this?
I know heās not cheating on me. Heād never do that and, as hard as I try to tell myself āheās proven already that heās notā and show myself all the signs of commitment and dedication, I still have that fear. Itās eating at me and ruining my relationship. How do you guys get over this? If my brain were true heād have been cheating on me for months in ways that arenāt even possible. It doesnāt make sense if I think about it logically but it seems like when I do, I create in my head more ways for it to be logically true. What is your advice? How can I stop self sabotaging?
I donāt know how to deal with the thoughts that come and barely gone. Usually, the brain often remembers and forgets things. People with OCD however struggle with trying to forget the intrusive thoughts because of the imbalance trying to convey what is real and if the thoughts in your head will come true. Just for the past few days, I was having fun and suddenly hit with a wave of obsessive thoughts and making me stuck with nowhere to go.
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