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Yes and it’s so annoying because I KNOW it’s not but my brain will make me think it is.
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Don’t you just hate how untrue statements seem just so real to you?
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Yes and I KNOW it’s not real but my brain will make me think it is. And sometimes you hate talking about because no one will understand, It seems.
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@thatgirl_ Yes I feel you. Many people around you don’t understand what you go through and are really inpatient and nieve. “Just stop it, don’t do it” or “Just don’t think like that”. It isn’t that simple and requires treatment to reduce symptoms. ERP is a useful treatment to reduce OCD symptoms, but can take some time. I’m doing self-ERP and I do find improvements but it is very slow. While I feel better as time goes on, many of my family members expect changes to be quick, when in reality, it cannot be rushed. “Slow and steady wins the race” as they say, to not skip through anything and facing your fears.
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@Thuy1234 I agree 100%. It’s definitely not easy but it’s worth it! I have my 1st session Monday and I’m so excited to finally get some help!
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Ah. Often I google things to see if my thoughts are true. Even absurd thoughts that I know aren’t real. Many times I don’t get any results as it isn’t logical and makes little sense. Some are more logical, but are much more exaturated and most times I already know the answer, yet I still google for answers as “reassurance”. What I have to get used to is trusting my “mature side” of myself instead of my “childish side”, in other words, the OCD side.
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Yes! My ocd is relationship based and I try to find so much fault in him when there literally isn’t any and I find myself going to Reddit asking others and everyone is always like “you’re insane” or “please get help”
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