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Rather than try to suppress your unwanted obsessive thoughts, you can learn some new ways of accepting and tolerating them. Make room for all thoughts















I don't know if I have OCD or
I don't know if I have OCD or not, but I kind of judging myself most of the time. And it's really hard for me not to think about the negative side. I always come back to think whether I have done some mistake every day.
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