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Commenting in hopes of advice. I hope we can both get through this. I’m sure we will.
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I don't think it will ever fully disappear, but I hope we'll be able to process it well enough to function and live life the way we want.
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@Fuckheadfuckface That’s all I want too. I hear it’s possible to get rid of. I just want to fucking live.
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@lulu23 Best wishes to you, seriously. I don't want meds, and i'm fresh in therapy. I was curious to see if anyone here had techniques that helped. I feel flashes of a normal life sometimes, but then the obsessive thoughts come rushing back.
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@Fuckheadfuckface Yes I’ve been on meds twice second time around I was managing my ocd perfectly and boom it brought it back along with many other symptoms that I’m now dealing with. It may work for some but I feel done with them!
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Yup guy i feel the same. A lot of thoughts going into my head. Like "you should do this before it is too late" "You have to be better than him/her" and it just get anxiety.
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I know this app keeps saying reassurance is bad, but it does feel better i'm not the only one feeling this way.
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@Fuckheadfuckface Yea but it's only for a moment man. Train g yourself to not be scared of it anymore is what they mean.
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@Fuckheadfuckface Think this way. We are gym buddies. So, its not reassurance. Or like everything is fine (of course is not lol) but we train for a better us.
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Very nice spoken! We need to hold on and keep fighting, every day again. It sucks that we feel this way during Christmas, but I still hope everyone has a joyful Christmas. Try to make the best out of it. We can do this!
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It's an effort. I know you don't feel like it or are really tired or somthing aside from the thoughts that's getting in the way of you feeling woken up and energized. The thoughts cause alot, but power through. No beating bushes, its tough, but I ain't stopping now. I've been at some low places and I didnt get up from that just to stop now. Remember why you started in the first place. And I mean why you started a path to wanting to be better. Never think your stuck or the only one. Head up, you got this.
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Thanks, I know there's no easy way. It's just do, in spite of how uncomfortable it is. Do the hard thing, just sometimes it'd be nice to catch a break.
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@Fuckheadfuckface Yea. I hear you bro. And somtimes you will. But your stronger because of it.
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The worst for me at the moment is the variety of thoughts and how many of the thoughts sometimes convince me it isn’t fucking ocd. I hate this.
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Well the fact that you habe trouble telling whether it's ocd or not... is ocd bro.
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Same! It feels like there's multiple me's in my head all talking at once. I just want them to stfu, so I can focus on the moment.
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I'm so sick of these thoughts, I can't properly function anymore. I'm so in love with this girl but the OCD just keeps me doubting about everything, it makes me soooo angry and anxious. Im just scared to walk the streets afraid of gaining even more intrusive thoughts.
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I feel you man, wish there was a way to silence all the doubt and useless thoughts. It fucking sucks, but we have to push through.
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See there is this ocd app for relationship. You can try it or get help. I had those thoughts too for a long time. And it makes me very mad.
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But i did go and take medication for 1 year.
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Guys were all in this together. Its so fucked up for us all to have to deal with this especially during the holidays around family. Some of us may even be lonely. But fuck that we are all stronger than this piece of crap disorder. One day we’ll laugh at our obsessions and maybe help others that are in the condition we are now.
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That's the dream! I wish ocd had a physical form so I could literally mule kick it in the the mouth.
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I'm wondering if this is a common OCD experience: does anyone else find that when you have idle time, your mind just spirals into endless rumination on negative "what ifs" & intrusive thoughts? It's been happening to me for the past three years, which coincides with starting a really high-stress job. Weekends used to be my time to relax, but now I dread weekends...I only feel relief when I'm sleeping because it's the only time my mind seems to quiet down. It's honestly so depressing to lose that enjoyment. Does anyone else relate to this, and if so, what helps you cope?
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First-time poster in the community here, but I had something really eating at me. I’m not sure if it’s an OCD symptom or not, but I feel like my brain has developed a coping mechanism over the years, and honestly, it bothers me daily that I can’t control it. I’ve been seen as a pretty smart person by my peers, and I can be smart, but I keep getting a reaction to thinking too much. I’ve noticed that on most days, I simply can’t think. I’m not talking like “I have so many solutions to this question”, but instead, it’s more like “I don’t know the answer, and if I try to find it I’ll be wrong” or simply I can’t recall the information. However, I’ll get these waves of what I call “kickstarts” where, all of a sudden, everything is so clear to me. I feel everything that I’m numb to, and at first, I’m glad to finally feel capable. But later that day, often several days that week, the fog is lifted and all of the terrible thoughts start to flow in. I’m in a loving relationship, and she’s given me no reason to second guess, but thoughts of her finding someone better than me always show, and thoughts that I’m not good enough, with thoughts that I can’t get to shut up long enough for me to do anything even remotely productive. I believe that paired with my depressive habits, OCD has really kicked my a** for my entire life, and the mental fog that has developed as a coping mechanism bothers me just as much, even causing obsessive thoughts that I am a poser, or a fraud, of a person. Thank you guys, if you read this long-winded rant, I just had to tell someone that it was bothering me before it exploded.
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I feel like my life isn't my own anymore. I live by OCD's rules. I can't ever switch it off. I spend most of my day mentally reviewing and constantly checking myself. I have to do things in a certain way or i dont feel safe. All this time that i've lost and for what? Idk how I let thoughts have so much power over my life and yet here I am. Every day. I can't even get away from it in sleep because i have dreams about it and I wake up anxious if i manage to get any sleep at all. I'm so over it all.
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