sunshineforest
- Date posted
- 3y
Lms526Lms526
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- 3y
That is what OCD wants you to think. Doing compulsions is what gives the OCD power. Not doing your compulsions, will over time, lesson OCD's power over you. But OCD does not like being ignored or resisted. So it will fight back. But it will pass.
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Holl1
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- 20w
Is this a symptom of ocd?
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