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First of all I want to say congratulations on your graduation! It’s a awesome accomplishment! OCD, anxiety, etc. love to fill your head with lies, self-deprivation, and so on. Recognize that those are lies. You are stronger than you think, smarter than you think, and oh so important. You might not believe it now, but you are amazing. If you’re not working with a therapist I would recommend it, it’s been super helpful, someone who understand OCD specifically. They can help you get on track towards recover so you can see that wide open future ahead of you. Keep hope, you are more than capable to do so. Good luck ?
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I appreciate this so much! You're too kind, thank you♥️
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:)
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Congratulations on your graduation! ? I had my college graduation "ruined" by OCD. I failed a few classes in my final year of elementary education study. I didn't get to graduate with the classmates I was closest too. I also knew I had failure on my record for classes important to my major. My parents came out and I took a picture with one friend. That was about it. While sad, it doesn't seem so important now.
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Thank you! Also I'm sorry :(
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Congrats makki23! You should feel good about yourself that was a big accomplishment
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