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It feels like an urge and I have slight anxiety. I don’t know it’s weird. I was fine this morning
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yes. feels awful
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Thank you for commenting. I really felt like I was alone with that feeling. I know I don’t want to but that urge can really mask itself as a desire and make you feel like it’s real. I almost blurted it out but I counted down from 5 and sat with the feeling. And perhaps this was a slight compulsion which I recognize now haha
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@raeniedays you’re definitely not alone. sometimes i do have the urge to just blurt it out.
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yes :(
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You're definitely not alone in that feeling. I have been feeling that way on and off for months.
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I was told to just recognize it as a symptom from sever anxiety n such
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Yes, it’s an awful feeling
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I might’ve been asking for reassurance but I wasn’t sure if it was a common feeling in rocd lol
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