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- Anonymous
- Date posted
- 23w ago
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Ocd is just so exhausting.. i ahte myself and im just so disgusted by the way i am .
Ocd is just so exhausting.. i ahte myself and im just so disgusted by the way i am .
i know this feeling... it sucks, hope you get better!
Thank you so much for ur comment i cant even explain how it means to me to be noticed especially when im suffering , thank you so much ❤️
@Anonymous 😭😭😭❤️
Thank u anonymous girl and thanks jimmy you are both great people ❤️
I feel you, and I hear you. OCD is such a wild thing, sometimes it makes you feel like you are the smartest person in the room, other times you’re too smart for your own good and question everything. If you are looking for a solution, try laughing off your thoughts. Meaning to try and detach that weight that your brain puts on those thoughts. Not going to work 100% of the time but I’ve found it helpful. We will both get through this and be OK, I believe in you❤️
Thank you so much jimmy your comment means the world to me and i can tell that you are such a great person and you don't deserve 2 suffer .. you deserve a peaceful,calming, beautiful life and mind .. i hope u also get through this mental war and i wanted to thank you again for ur comment ,❤️❤️❤️
It’s easy to say this, but remember that you are not your thoughts. It’s impossible to remember, but it helps keep me grounded from time to time.
your words actually made me feel better thank you so much for taking from ur own time just to help others i appreciate it man ❤️
I feel disgusting right now as well:( I tell myself this will pass. And I see OCD as a bully and I just accept that I'm being bullied at the moment and it's ok that I feel the way I do. the thoughts and feelings are just OCD/anxiety and will pass. Hang in there!
Thank you so much for your comment and thank you so much for telling me that I'm not alone in my pain .. iteans the world to me.. and i know how tough is it to deal with ocd and anxiety but you are stronger than these stupid thoughts and you are who you are , your OCD doesn't make you less precious 💞 Stay strong ❤️
@Anonymous Thank you for the kind words, they help and mean a lot❤️
im not diagnosed, but these past two days have been terrible. i constantly have this underlying feeling that i might do something that i think is gross and i feel like i can’t do anything on my own because otherwise i might do something wrong. like i feel like i constantly have to be in front of people so that i can make sure of my every action. this is so exhausting and I’m so confused. and like i keep getting terrible images and stuff replaying in my head. i also try to recall what happened but i feel like i have false event too. i used to have religious ocd and that eventually stopped completely, but now it feels like all my work getting over that was pointless. also like i feel like i might have contamination ocd but not the typical germ type. I just get terrible images and I can’t remember if those images are true or not even though they’re impossible and i feel terrible. I don’t know if i could ever get over this because even the thought of it is terrible.
I've gotten diagnosed with OCD and I'm in therapy. But I'm worried that I don't have OCD/that I got misdiagnosed. And recently I'm worried that I've just gotten myself into a habit of thinking of dirty minded or just plain old terrible things after I see/hear certain things because I feel like I need to prove I have OCD or else I'm faking(sometimes this goes away). Or that I'm just mimicking symptoms of ocd to cope with real problems I may have and that im just really deep into denial. I don't know...I'm just so tired. I mean, what if I really am what I think I am and this is my brains only way of coping? I don't even really feel anything towards most of the thoughts anymore either I just know they go against my values and I don't want them. I don't know if that's because I'm so mentally exhausted, I just don't care, or that the thoughts are true and I'm comfortable with them.
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