random_person
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- 4y
RelationshipObsessedRelationship...
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- 4y
Yes! Usually I wonder if it’s OCD just trying to get me into fight or flight because my body is so used to being there. And that eventually our brains will rewire and understand it’s safe to be happy.
samanthasamantha
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- 4y
Welcome to the back door spike of OCD! Likely this means that you’re doing GREAT because you’ve learned to disregard your thoughts. You might be bothered by the fact that your thoughts no longer bother you, and this is normal. It’s a quite common for people with OCD. Great job so far!
random_personrandom_person
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- 4y
Omg I never knew that was a real thing, just found out what it was today
samanthasamantha
- Date posted
- 4y
@random_person Yup! Proud of you for getting this far ♥️
ttheafterprtyttheafterprty
- Date posted
- 4y
Yeah, its our underlying roots of shame and pain from the past. We sadly think we are not capable of love nor do we deserve it. But we do. We need to have mercy and compassion on ourselves. I love you. <3
Nour04Nour04
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- 4y
not super uneasy but yeah worried or concerned
Madison the ERP NinjaMadison the ...
- Date posted
- 4y
Yes!
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