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Ocd is lie or real
How can i 100 percent ocd is lie? How does ocd always lie?
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How can i 100 percent ocd is lie? How does ocd always lie?
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@yoooff But what if we don’t know what’s true and what’s not? Like false memories? Does that mean everyone with false memories are in denial?!
This is meant to help people, if you don’t have nothing nice to say don’t say it at all, I was cured from ocd from doing this method, I don’t have anything to sell nor to I wish to sell it, *stay away from street drugs and alcohol even marijuana, yes even in moderation this can be detrimental to your health. *take organic multi vitamin daily *drink 1 gallon of water daily your brain is about 80% water *take a distilled and I say again distilled fish oil make sure it has been tested for mercury (daily)your brain lives off of healthy fats, healthy brain=happy brain *organic mct oil *organic powdered greens *water fast from the beginning of your day and eat one healthy meal a day at 5 o clock you will not get hungry if you are drinking the water our ancestors didn’t always have access to food, fasting has been shown to cure multiple diseases including diabetes. *meditate with positive thinking daily * exercise daily *get 8 hours of sleep every night * listen to uplifting sounds or positive music *do u ever feel like there is something higher than you after all you are a being living in outer space, could you have created this technology? Could you have created your eyes and your ears ? Grow closer to the creator of the universe but seek positivity discernment, and love from this source. *stop worrying live in the moment. *social interaction *adventure nature *deep breathing exercise the brain lives off of oxygen as well. *read everyday *nurture your mental health *see the good in everything I hope this helps you. If you decide you want your ocd gone go out and do it like I did it.
You can't be 100% sure OCD is a lie. Attempting to prove OCD wrong will just emphasize the problem and make the rumination worse. Accepting the uncertainty of not knowing is generally how we go about treating OCD.
Lemme explain, so quite often if I’m retelling something that happened I will lie about random details because I constantly think that if whatever I’m saying isn’t interesting enough or if it makes me seem like a bad person then the listener will absolutely hate me or think I’m boring and not want to talk to me anymore. I don’t know if that could potentially be based on ocd or if maybe it’s more like pathological lying ? Sometimes I’ll even take it as far as repetitively memorizing the lie details to the point where I actually feel like I remember it happening that way (like I almost gaslight myself into believing my own lies if that makes sense?)
How do I know if my obsession really is ocd or If im lying to myself about a past intention
I suffer from religious ocd. My only goal in life is to live in God's will and to serve Him - to live and enjoy His eternal purposes & His presence. Jesus Christ is my life. That is my only desire on this earth, this short trip into eternity, and it's being stripped by ocd thoughts and intrusive thoughts 24-7. I have read many times that ocd can 'feel real', and this is true, our minds lie to us because of fear and anxiety we can't and were never meant to carry. I have begged and tormented myself in every way to find an answer from God. I think His answer may be that this is OCD, but I'm not sure. I started therapy again because I am so exhausted and this had stolen so much of my life in a spiral of negativity, depression, and constant anxiety & intrusive thoughts. I have spent about 2 years trying to figure out if my thoughts are real or not, especially with ocd it can deceive so easily as a spiritual matter when in reality it is just a thought, which is confusing and scary to say the least. Can anyone share their experiences with this sensation? No matter what the theme is... Thank you & Praying for your comfort
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