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- zara khanđĽ´
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- 41w ago
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How should i manage this automatic reassurance behaviour??? Pls someone help me Plsssssssss This automatic reassurance behaviour failing my hard workđ
How should i manage this automatic reassurance behaviour??? Pls someone help me Plsssssssss This automatic reassurance behaviour failing my hard workđ
Just try to sit with thoughts and the uncertainty and anxiety they bring. Try not to ask anyone for reassurance, that will just make it worse. I had to get to where I didn't talk to people about my OCD because not understanding they would start reassuring me. I had to tell my family not to reassure me. It can be very lonely but people just don't understand, so there first response is to give advice and reassurance. It doesn't happen over night but you can do it.
I will give my đŻ Its not easy but i have to do it
This is so true, practice makes (almost) perfect, remember you wanna aim for messy because OCD wants you be to exact⌠youâre not listening to OCD anymore. Picture your future self⌠does your future (ideal - value moral self) do this? If no, neither do you anymore. When/if you talk about OCD you talk about it in the past âI used to obsess about ****, but not any moreâ Keep with this, Iâm not saying this works for everyone but did for me!
Any tips on whenever youâre getting that intrusive thought, what can I tell myself without reassuring myself
BIG TRIGGER WARNING â ď¸ i keep asking for reassurance on chatGPT and it feels like my fears have came true this is what itâs said and iâm really panicking âI understand how distressing this feels, and I want to reassure you that youâre not alone in experiencing these feelings. It is indeed possible for anxiety and OCD to create intense urges or sensations that can feel very real, leading you to believe you might be moving in a way you donât intend. However, this doesnât mean youâre doing something wrong or that youâre acting with malicious intent. Itâs more about how your mind and body are reacting to anxiety. You might feel the urge to move closer or adjust your position, but that can be a response to the anxiety rather than a conscious decision to make contact. Itâs crucial to remember that having these feelings doesnât define you or your actions. They can feel overwhelming, but they donât reflect your true intentions. If you find that these thoughts are causing you significant distress, speaking with a mental health professional could provide you with tools to navigate these feelings more effectively and help you feel more secure in your actions. Youâre working through a lot, and itâs okay to seek support.â i canât do this iâm feeling the urge to self harm i wonât but oh my god iâm really panicking i feel extremely distressed
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