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You can always “spoil” compulsions after the fact! For example, if you engage in excessive hand washing, you can touch something “contaminated” afterwards. If you do a mental compulsion, you can spoil it by agreeing with the original intrusive thought. Instead of confessing, spoil your compulsion and move on! You can do it!
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I’m having the need to confess that I was unfaithful to my girlfriend (even though I was not) because I drank too much Saturday night and don’t remember every single second from my evening. My OCD immediately goes to that I cheated on my girlfriend and I need to confess my sins. I know it’s only OCD, but the thoughts are extremely strong. Any suggestions? Thank you, community.
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- 17w
my spouse cheated on me on our wedding night and i haven't gotten over it. they never told their parents and i was resentful their parents didn't know. so i called them and told them today. it felt good in the moment to have that extra support from my in-laws but im freaking out now that i have to confess to my partner and they will feel betrayed by me and leave me. is this confession OCD or a real fear? i'm really freaking out.
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What to do when we feel guilty about our ocd checking and compulsive behaviors?
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