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In this solo episode, I open up about my personal experience with OCD and the fear of being “found out." I talk about the constant worry many with OCD have that they're not as good, moral, or put-together as others might think. I share how this fear has shown up in both my personal and professional life, and how it connects to themes like moral OCD (or moral scrupulosity) and relationship OCD.
I share what it may feel like when those thoughts try to convince you that you’re living a lie, that you’ve done something wrong, or that you need to always prove you’re a good person....and how exhausting it can be to live that way.
This episode is a reminder that you’re not alone and that this fear is common with OCD, and not a reflection of your worth.
I’m so thankful that you're here and hope you know you are not alone.
STAY CONNECTED:
INSTA: @trustandthrive
TIKOK: @trustandthrive
EMAIL: [email protected]
By Tara Montazeri5
8585 ratings
In this solo episode, I open up about my personal experience with OCD and the fear of being “found out." I talk about the constant worry many with OCD have that they're not as good, moral, or put-together as others might think. I share how this fear has shown up in both my personal and professional life, and how it connects to themes like moral OCD (or moral scrupulosity) and relationship OCD.
I share what it may feel like when those thoughts try to convince you that you’re living a lie, that you’ve done something wrong, or that you need to always prove you’re a good person....and how exhausting it can be to live that way.
This episode is a reminder that you’re not alone and that this fear is common with OCD, and not a reflection of your worth.
I’m so thankful that you're here and hope you know you are not alone.
STAY CONNECTED:
INSTA: @trustandthrive
TIKOK: @trustandthrive
EMAIL: [email protected]

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