Rocd

I’m really sorry that you’re carrying family pressure, heartbreak, and OCD all at once, and that’s a lot. These are topics you may want to explore with a mental health professional: 1. Family rejection: Why your family rejects him : are their concerns valid, are you in denial, or does he simply not fit their idea of a partner? 2. Your agreement: Whether you truly agree with your family’s concerns or are acting mainly under pressure, this is important to clarify first. 3. Power and autonomy: The family power balance and the reality that the choice of marriage is ultimately yours, not your family’s. 4. OCD component: How OCD is fueling rumination, fear, and urgency, and how professional support can help address this directly. With support and guidance, you can gain clarity and reduce the OCD noise. Healing from OCD is possible, you may need to define a plan that works for you , and choose the right support for you.

My family is somewhere right in decision and I agree with them also but the problem is my ocd tell me stories like it's all destroying if I don't contact everything collapse and when I contact I again stuck in loop and any therapist I search for ocd have very high fees which I cant afford