- Username
- 058926081
- Date posted
- 32w ago
Why do you want to beat your OCD?
I want to overcome OCD because I’m tired of it consuming me every hour, every day.
- Username
- ZeeIsNotOkayZeeIsNotOkay
- Date posted
- 32w ago
That’s a good one. I don’t necessarily want to beat it because I know it will always be there, but I want to be in control of my life rather than the ocd controlling me. The ocd can stay in the background. And I want this so I can live a full, colorful life, not trapped in my room.
- Username
- thebubblyonethebubblyone
- Date posted
- 32w ago
i totally get how exhausting and consuming ocd can be, feeling like it's taking over every moment of your day. it's really tough to deal with, but reaching out for help is a huge step. 💪 by the way, have you heard about this new AI-powered OCD therapy tool called 'unstuck?' when i was in a similar spot, feeling overwhelmed by ocd, my NOCD therapist recommended this free AI OCD therapy tool called "unstuck" (unstuckmyocd.com/try) and it made a big difference for me. i think it'll be especially helpful for you because it provides personalized, step-by-step support for those moments when ocd feels too much to handle on your own, kind of like having an OCD therapist in your pocket. i hate when people promote stuff, but i really think it can help you because it's changed my life. lmk if you have Qs or just want to talk more! <3
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