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Should I Accept Worst Case Scenario? 

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@ocdhelp
@ocdhelp 11 месяцев назад
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@JKun-bm8km
@JKun-bm8km Год назад
So my OCD is one I’ve never heard , I’m afraid of judging people and my intrusive thoughts are about judging people appearance , which I feel like a terrible person , I know deeply that people physical appearance is not i choice and I couldn’t care less , but when this thought come to my mind, like “he is fat” “she looks very old” “he looks ugly”, ahhg I hate them, since I was young I’ve always care about not judging anyone by their looks , and now my brain wants me to think that I’ve become my worst fear . :’)
@ΣτεφανιαΠιτσακη-δ4ω
I had that too.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@xtoothpick63
@xtoothpick63 Год назад
I have that too! Disregard any judgment. It’s never useful, so you’re not missing anything if you disregard them!
@challengeocd7835
@challengeocd7835 Год назад
First time I've ever disagreed with you. 😂 Unconditional acceptance is spoken about by CBT founder Albert Ellis. It's also the baseline for Buddhism, which is all about inner peace. So many therapies incorporate Acceptance to a degree. Acceptance of worst case scenario BRINGS peace, it doesn't remove it. It's a form of exposure therapy. It's the key to unlocking ocd. You have made peace with every worst case scenario, it's not accepting it's a part of you. I appreciate your work nonetheless!
@corinnemoreno3765
@corinnemoreno3765 Год назад
From my perspective, it’s the same thing. As you’re disregarding your worse case scenario (by choosing not to ruminate, after the thought has occurred to you) you’re also learning to live parallel with it and therefore gaining inner peace. Because the worse case scenario could hypothetically change if you get a new theme. Then you’d be stuck trying to unconditionally accept something else. But if you’re disregarding everything, you’re disputing the faulty beliefs with your actions because beliefs are nothing without actions. Doesn’t matter if you tell yourself the belief “I accept it”. If you’re still doing one of the biggest compulsions of all, ruminating. You’re not accepting something you’re still trying to solve. The automatic rumination comes down as you live parallel with the catastrophzing thoughts/sensations: acceptance/peace happens as a result Your brain is going to go around looking for proof… if you try to feed it a new belief and the only way to do that is to disregard. Therefore you’re mirroring your brain it’s irrelevance. The unconditional acceptance in this model is accepting the thought /sensations being there while living your life as the automatic rumination is happening. I have no idea why they try and complicate this across platforms but hopefully this response helps someone. You can’t convolute yourself into accepting the worse case scenario immediately. In a way, as you’re disregarding, you’re already living in your worst case scenario, by not ruminating you’re showing your brain it’s not that bad. You’re accepting it by not trying to figure it out and doing other compulsions. Your brain will throw at you “what if I notice this forever” and you’re disputing the belief that it would be terrible by going on with your day and disregarding. Disputing beliefs can become a compulsion but learning not to ruminate is trait that can be beneficial to even those without this disorder. Hypothetically, if you were using the acceptance model… part of that process would just mean not ruminating & trying to problem solve if that thought occurs… cuz you’ve embraced it’s implications. All paths essentially lead to Rome
@frankweiss335
@frankweiss335 4 месяца назад
​@@corinnemoreno3765but how you can stop ruminating without accpeting the worst case? If my fear is to get a psychosis. And an try to stop ruminatung, my brain will allways try to gwt Controller. We have to feel the worst case to overcome the Energie behind it. Ocd is an emotional dirorder. We only can overcome it emotional
@elizabethdickerson2412
@elizabethdickerson2412 Год назад
Your videos are life changers. Thanks so much Ali.
@leandrosilvagoncalves1939
@leandrosilvagoncalves1939 Год назад
But isn't doing ERP all about getting acclimated to "small worst case scenarios"?
@taherasamreen-wt3je
@taherasamreen-wt3je Год назад
Same question
@HAMORABIOFFICIAL
@HAMORABIOFFICIAL Год назад
Peace be upon you. That part i lm able to manage now. How to technicaly coexist with the "sensation" that comes with the thought? Thanx .
@youshorts7097
@youshorts7097 Год назад
Love from India 🇮🇳 Former OCD patient Still on recovery
@abidshiek
@abidshiek Год назад
Take 5htp or st John's wort
@SarahKattana
@SarahKattana Год назад
Hi Ali! Thank you for amazing videos as always! I wanted to ask why does OCD make you feel like the opposite of the person you used to be/want to be. It makes me feel as if I'm unsure of my emotions and what i think of certain things. It makes me feel as if I'm not againsts bad things that i should be or even that i no longer believe things that i used to or enjoy certain things that u used to love and be very passionate about. Can anyone relate? I've been doing very well with disregarding but this is very difficult to deal with because it feels so real. I know that most people struggle the most with the realness feeling and not feeling like themselves. It's very scary! I don't want this to become a theme of it's own. I've been so worried that i wont feel like myself ever again. Do you advice me to disregard as i do with everything else? Thanks Ali!
@doublem6027
@doublem6027 Год назад
I totally can relate to this. This is like going through hell and deeply suffering inside. I wish I could understand. The fact that she doesn't reply because she wants you to pay for her services bothers me.
@rainysleep7458
@rainysleep7458 Год назад
YES. This exactly! Thank you so much for sharing your experience, I've felt so alone in this and your comment resonnates with me 100%. I am constantly fighting thoughts and feelings that feel entirely unlike myself. Most of the time entirely the opposite of what I KNOW my feelings to actually be. It just feels... wrong. Something off everytime. But they feel so real, which then causes the panic spike to "fix it" or "put it back like it was." Its hell. Im still looking for a therapist who specializes in OCD to help me with this. The channel "OCD and Anxiety" has some really really helpful videos for OCD, I suggest checking him out for further help. He replies to comments and has a lot of information regarding multiple kinds of OCD :)
@kevinhermi9861
@kevinhermi9861 Год назад
Now a quick question about ahnedonia during recovering, there are days where i feel barely anything, just wondering if its normal part of recovery, not one to usually have long bouts of depression
@inspiredByFlorian
@inspiredByFlorian Год назад
hi Ali is it bad to say to yourself you are straight but you can be gay?
@immoran9001
@immoran9001 Год назад
You're not gay ..gay is bullishit..you're not that bro
@Ty-os9wk
@Ty-os9wk Год назад
That's HOCD Fear of being gay
@andrewbarbarash3116
@andrewbarbarash3116 6 месяцев назад
This sounds like someone who has never ever had OCD or body dysmorphophoba, ruminating catastrophe based thoughts anxiety that may have some truth to them.
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