Zainab’s other problem was how interfering she was

It’s human of us to sometimes get involved but some people are worse. It can be due to culture and how we’re raised that makes some people more interfering than others. Nobody appreciates constant interfering. We all as humans get to learn when to mind our own business and if everyone was taught that growing then it could have prevent various issues from happening in the first place.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 10 hours ago

Ben Mitchell definitely was a product of his environment

Maybe he would of turned out differently if his dad treated him like a human being. Often there’s some deep rooted issue behind someone being the way they are. Having said that shitty humans can still have decent parents.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 2 days ago

I just had like a possible OCD trigger recently

Like this dog I think might have contaminated things with his slobber after it came near me. Afterwards I threw away the food I had on me as much as I hate wasting food. There was stains on my trousers that possibly were caused by the dog, I’m paranoid about it being the dog that caused certain other marks on my clothes. I was checking to see if anything else had been contaminated or had stains or marks possibly caused by the dog. I was having second thoughts about him sniffing or licking my drink can or not. I love animals but this whole thing possibly triggered my OCD and the dog was on the lead when it happened. I didn’t see any of slobber on my hands. I got this taste in my mouth and I really hope it was wasn’t due to what the dog did and then me touching my mouth.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 3 days ago

I believe Muslim men are often not comfortable seeing a woman’s legs

Since they were taught growing up that it’s not normal for women to show their legs in public. That in turn can often make Muslim men act like they’re entitled to say something when they see a woman wearing shorts in public for example instead of just looking away if they don’t like what they see.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 11 days ago

Has leaving Islam made you more honest as a person

Religion sometimes makes people lie more. For example out of fear which sexuality is a good example of.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 11 days ago

Who can honestly say they’ve never lied to their child?

Some parents claim that they’ve never lied to their child and as much as it’s great if it’s true. It’s still hard to believe because of what it’s usually like. Usually parents will no doubt lie to their child about something, it’s how it usually is.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 11 days ago

Ross kinda did have some deep rooted issue behind him being the way he was

As humans we often are a product of our environment. If you’ve watched older episodes you’ll know that his mum abandoned him when he was young and he said his dad’s never loved him like he’s loved Finn and Pete.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 11 days ago

Do you know anyone who’s more violent because their upbringing possibly influenced them being like that?

Sometimes it happens with people who grew up around violence.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 11 days ago

Can anyone remember if Fiona Hartman got her comeuppance or not after what she did to Jim Robinson

She was a gold digger and left Jim to die after fleecing him out of his money. Was there ever any pay back for what she did.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 14 days ago

I really wish that in future they find a way to make people with OCD stop having intrusive thoughts that are not true

I wonder if they are currently working on it. TMS and DBS are currently for people with more serve OCD therefore neither are the first treatment option given to to people with OCD.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 14 days ago
▲ 0 r/dogs

Some owners don’t even have a solid recall for their dogs when it’s on the lead

Maybe not properly if they have to pull it away from people for example. Goes to show that owners can still lack having control of their dog when it’s on the lead. Edit I made this post after being in a situation that possibly triggered my OCD, which I made a post on the situation I was in.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 14 days ago

I know this is wishful thinking but I wish they had pointed out on the show the swastika’s true origin

After someone graffitied it on that door due to Dr Legg living there. At least it would be one way to raise awareness of the fact that the swastika got corrupted since its true origin is nothing evil. I’m sure plenty of Jewish are even aware of all this.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 14 days ago

Janine was such a money grabber

From day one. If you watched the show long enough you’ll see she had a habit of being with men who had money often enough. I had to repost this after it got deleted last time due to low effort.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 14 days ago

Are there any salons you’re willing to spend extra money on because you like the service better than the one that’s cheaper?

Especially in London. For me there’s a salon near my house that I can just walk to and a root touch there is 20 pounds cheaper than this other salon not far from where I live. But the place closer to where I live only take cash and possibly only have one hair washing station

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 15 days ago

Phil and Grant possibly do have some deep rooted issue behind them being the way they are

Judging by the flashback episodes. And I think even before it was possibly mentioned about their dad being violent. As humans we often are a product of our environment and there’s often some deep rooted issue behind someone being the way they are. Having said that shitty humans can still have decent parents.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 15 days ago

Funny how Michelle Fowler kept the baby conceived from a one night stand with Grant Mitchell but aborted the child she apparently planned with her then husband Loft Holloway

I’m aware that it was her choice. It says online she regretted sleeping with Grant and apparently her and Lofty were actively trying for a baby. In soap opera world they sometimes do things that are Ironic without an explanation, not that they have to explain everything.

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 15 days ago
▲ 3 r/OCD

Anyone got the kind of OCD that makes them frequently need reassurance

Reassurance seeking can be a compulsion of OCD

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u/Rainbow_6505 — 15 days ago