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Zero34 は 04月24日, 10:49に

Mimi Cece (ミミ・シース)♡光線 は 04月24日, 21:16に

Oki deleted!

と言いました。

I am not going to delete it 🥰

と言いました。

Whaaaaat?

I thought you thought I am going to delete my renshu application 😑

Zero34 は 04月24日, 11:01に

Mimi Cece (ミミ・シース)♡光線 は 04月24日, 21:23に

Zero34 は 04月24日, 10:49に

Mimi Cece (ミミ・シース)♡光線 は 04月24日, 21:16に

Oki deleted!

と言いました。

I am not going to delete it 🥰

と言いました。

Whaaaaat?

と言いました。

I thought you thought I am going to delete my renshu application 😑

と言いました。

Oh, I meant the post sorry..

don't saay sorry please 🥰

@Mimi

What did you delete while I was away?

I'm gonna have to delete it again, just cause I don't want strangers seeing this, so sorry if you didn't see it I will post later then..

Of course, I agree with you. Anyways I'm here now if you wanna repost... Feel free to do what suits you, because here we all are similar even in thoughts and preferences... We all agree with each other about all.

I'm done.

Oki, and I will post the other stuff later!

Yeah, these are new ones to me. I don't know how to ask him if I have them...

(you can delete this message of yours, too)

I Know nothing about them at all. Zero knowledge. Everything you wanna say will be new to me.

OCD stands for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. It is a mental health condition where a person has recurring thoughts (obsessions) that lead to repetitive behaviors or mental acts (compulsions). People with OCD often feel compelled to perform these rituals to try to temporarily relieve the anxiety caused by their obsessions.

Symptoms of OCD:

Some common symptoms of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) include: 1. Obsessions: Persistent, unwanted, and intrusive thoughts, images, or urges that cause significant anxiety or distress. 2. Compulsions: Repetitive behaviors or mental acts that a person feels driven to perform in response to an obsession to reduce distress or prevent a dreaded event. 3. Fear of contamination: Excessive concerns about dirt, germs, or environmental contaminants leading to cleaning or washing rituals. 4. Symmetry and order: A need for things to be arranged in a particular way or specific order. 5. Checking: Repeatedly checking things such as locks, switches, or household items. 6. Hoarding: Difficulty parting with possessions, leading to excessive clutter. 7. Counting: Needing to count things or perform tasks a certain number of times. 8. Need for reassurance: Seeking reassurance or asking for validation repeatedly. Everyone's experience with OCD can be different, and symptoms can vary in intensity from person to person.

How is OCD different than anxiety:

OCD is a specific type of anxiety disorder. While anxiety involves feelings of worry or fear that are more general, OCD is characterized by intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors or rituals that someone feels compelled to do to try to alleviate their anxiety. In OCD, the person's compulsions are often related to their obsessions (unwanted thoughts or urges), and these behaviors can be time-consuming and interfere with daily life.