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MAY BE IT WAS OCD, MAYBE IT WASN'T ANSWER THIS QUESTION WITH THIS REPLY ITS ERP.
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I guess I would ask do you feel guilty about saying no, changing plans with people in general? I would say it sounds like OCD just cos that's exactly what I do all the time.. The uncertainty that you *might* have let him down or upset him was hard to sit with that doubt. And the meaning we attach to it. And then we try to soothe that anxiety by being with the person // doing exactly what you didn't want to do in the first place. P. S. You are not bad or wrong for wanting to get to bed earlier 😊
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Yeah I do actually! I can imagine having the same reaction to saying no if my mom is watching tv or some other example. Guilt is such a hard emotion to feel but I will learn to sit through it :)
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I think you should spend less time ruminating about your thoughts and feelings and trying to figure out exactly what they are or what they mean or where they come from. Ruminating is a compulsion and all it’s doing to keeping you in a loop of analysis without ever providing any answers. https://drmichaeljgreenberg.com/understanding-pure-o-you-are-not-having-intrusive-thoughts-all-day-you-are-ruminating/
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