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Remember that if you just stick it out and focus on real life, the confusion will pass. Try to think of this panicky feeling almost like feeling sick or having a headache. These things just happen sometimes. And you don’t have to keep monitoring to check if it’s over yet—your job is to disengage from that and re-engage with every day experiences. It helps me to think “it’s ok if I don’t feel so good about the relationship in this moment” and “nobody said I have to make a decision one way or another this week.” Try to just frame it like you’re in a shitty mood this week and you’re in no place to make a judgement calls—tell yourself you’ll evaluate things next week (which is just a way of delaying compulsions to eventually hopefully resist doing them altogether).
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you don’t have to dump him to have a career, take time to work on urself and give some healthy space to the relationship. i went through Rocd and didn’t take the time needed for myself to grow and find out what career i wanted or what i wanted at all. Now that we’re not together it’s easy for me to see that we just needed healthy space and it would help a lot w the annoying feelings toward ur partner. i hope this relates in some way?
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I’ve been there and I know how panicky you feel. I’m sorry you’re going through that. It’s really scary but the panic will pass.
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