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It used to be 24/7, now I get long breaks and it’s wonderful!
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No
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Yes
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when mine does it makes me freak out like what if none of this never happened and it’s all just me
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@getwellsoon The classic “maybe I never had OCD” obsession. There’s just no way to win with this illness!
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@Orange-Colored_Glasses but i don’t even have a diagnosis ): but thank you for your comment. i’m glad you’re doing better
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@Orange-Colored_Glasses Nope, so you have to stop trying to win and let it be.
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I went to Ireland 2 years ago and had zero obsessions the whole time I was there. Only time in years I’ve felt like I didn’t have ocd
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Wow, why you think? The new environment? This makes me want to go to Ireland as well haha
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Small breaks, and then back to work..🤷♀️
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I have to choose to give myself a break from obsessing. I have to make myself stop. Because this is ruminating and it’s a compulsion
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No not really
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Sometimes
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No
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i’m in college and on my summer break now. i don’t have a job yet or much to occupy myself with and im finding it really difficult to keep my ocd under control. if i have nothing to do, i find myself sitting around and ruminating heavily and getting severely anxious and my thoughts just keep wandering. i don’t really feel peace of mind unless im with my boyfriend or my best friend, both of which i don’t get to see often because they’re very busy or live far away. im not sure how to keep myself busy and how to occupy my brain with something other than worries :(
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- 19w
sometimes my brain is thinking of every thought you could have all at once and it makes me insane and i keep telling myself in my head to shut up and i try to stop thinking but it doesn’t stop
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- 18w
How can I stop thinking about my OCD? I’ve had a very bad day today and now it’s the only thing on my mind. Thing is, when I have it on my mind, I’m so hyper aware of my situation, everything begins to be victim to my OCD. How can I get my brain to stop obsessing over my OCD so I can get back to doing the things I like without stressing over my ocd getting to them?
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