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- 32w
Breakup thoughts don’t feel intrusive
Idk. It just feels like they pop up all the time and I think a NOCD article and a few other articles said that if it’s persistent you probably wanna do it. These thoughts also don’t cause me anxiety But I don’t think I do. I’m happy with him. I’m myself. Sure there are things that aren’t perfect but, that’s life I can’t have control over everything (even tho I want that. Trying to get that through my thick skull lol). I’m not unhappy. Maybe a bit- stressed? Idk. I’m nervous about his parents. His family is Muslim, I am not. So expectations there. And idk I think it’s putting pressure on me mentally cuz I wanna be seen as a good gf/wife/mother one day. I look at him and I feel happy and safe. Warm. I don’t feel it in my stomach or chest tho it’s closer to my groin(idk where love is felt. It used to be more in my stomach and sometimes chest but lately it’s down there. Idk if that’s an anxiety thing. It feels good compared to the anxious groinals I get. And it’s always happened) thinking about our future does make me nervous but it does also make me happy But in my head I’m not over the moon excited? Which worries me. I’m just peacefully happy. I don’t feel trapped or scared. Maybe a bit nervous as I said cuz different culture and religion but I do find his faith beautiful and comforting. Idk I feel a bit crazy. And we’re coming up on our one year, longest I’ve ever been with someone and I have no gifts no plan no nothing and I feel horrible about it. I also have 3 midterms on our one year which makes me wanna cry my eyes out. And then a small test the next day. Then readinf week. I don’t think I’m gonna go home for that cuz I wanna hang out with my bf. Idk what to do. I’m staying off Reddit for a week cuz it’s not helping. How do I know if it’s just an ocd urge or real? It doesn’t have any urgency. Ig maybe it does if I’m coming here for sn answe or ruminating about it.
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