“I’m so OCD about my desk.” You’ve probably heard that line or maybe even said it yourself. But here’s the thing: Wanting things clean or organized doesn’t mean you have OCD. And being a perfectionist doesn’t automatically mean you’re dealing with a mental disorder. The truth is, OCD and perfectionism are not the same thing, […]
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Ever had a scary thought like this? “What if I swerve my car and crash?” “What if I say something horrible during prayer?” “What if I just… jump?” They’re called intrusive thoughts. And no, they don’t mean anything is wrong with you. You’re not broken. You’re not dangerous. You’re not a bad person. In fact,
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Do you feel your chest tighten when it’s your turn to speak? Does your body shake a little in silence even when nothing’s wrong? Do you avoid eye contact, not because you’re rude, but because it feels physically painful? That’s what social anxiety feels like for millions of people around the world, not just a
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You re-read the text. “Okay, sure. Let me know.” No emoji. No punctuation. You feel that familiar pit in your stomach. You try to let it go, but your mind keeps looping Did I say too much? Are they pulling away? Should I follow up or stay quiet? When Your Mind Won’t Let Things Go
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A dual diagnosis is when someone suffers from both addiction issues and mental health issues at the same time. Unfortunately, this is very common as there is a strong and bidirectional relationship between mental health and addiction. The road to addiction recovery is not easy but certainly achievable. When you couple addiction issues with mental
Anxiety isn’t just in your mind; it shows up in your body too. Many people first notice physical symptoms of anxiety before realizing what’s going on. You might feel a racing heart, shortness of breath, stomach problems, or even chest pain. Some experience strange sensations like tingling, dizziness, or a burning feeling, and often wonder,
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The hardest part of taking care of your mental health isn’t always recognising that you need help-it’s knowing where to start. The stigma, the time, the search for someone who “gets it.” It can all feel like too much. But what if it didn’t have to be? What if support was right in front of
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I never thought I’d feel this way, not wanting sex with my own partner. Maybe you’re feeling like this too. You still love them. You share a life. From the outside, everything looks fine. But behind closed doors? The passion is gone. At first, you blame stress, exhaustion, or routine. But then, it gets worse.
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Have you ever felt like people just annoy you, and you don’t know why? Maybe they do things that annoy you, or being around others just drains your energy. Over time, all those little irritations can add up and turn into frustration or even dislike, making life tougher. If you feel this way, you’re not
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Life has a way of piling on the stress, leaving us feeling emotionally overwhelmed. When chaos strikes, it’s important to pause, breathe, and find ways to regain control. In moments like these, finding comfort in words can help us navigate the storm. Here are some quotes that offer humor, insight, and guidance when you’re feeling
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