u/i_hateth_gud

Anyone know whats happening in thorpe?

Lots of police cars with sirens on just driving around the area, does anyone know what happened?

Hello!

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I just did 6pm to 6am in a chocolate factory and have to do this 4 days in a row (4 days on 4 days off) from now on but I am so completly exhauseted.

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This is my first ever job and I know it was a bit ambitious to go for such crazy hours for my first job, but I thought I could do it, but after my first shift I am just so completly drained and cant stop crying because of how tired I am. I have to leave again for my next shift in less than 4 hours and only managed to sleep 2 hours so I am completly dreading it

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Will this feeling go away?

Hello!

I'm not buying any furniture right now, but I'm gonna be moving somewhere bigger in a few months and want to buy some furniture from facebook marketplace, but I dont have a car.
Every man with a van service i've looked up online has been kinda overpriced (like £50 an hour) because its more focused on moving and less on a short errands. I've been walking around keeping an eye out for any man with a van posters but no luck :(

Does anyone know a cheaper (like £20-30 an hour) man with a van service / person who does small errands such as picking up facebook marketplace furniture as opposed to moving?

Thank you!

Hi! ,

So I started therapy 2 weeks ago and have had 2 sessions. I've basically just been talking about my issues and I mentioned having intrusive thoughts, which I was kinda aware was a symptom of ocd but didnt really think much of it.

Well today I somehow ended up doing some surface level research on ocd (literally just looking at infographics on google images lmao) and realised I listed a bunch of ocd symptoms literally almost word for word (fear of uncertinty, hating lights on ect) . These are my genuine feelings but I literally was basically saying these stupid infographics word for word and now im so scared my therapist thinks im a faker trying to chase a diagnoses. Im only 21 and its pretty common for people to assume they have a mental illness because of some surface level facts then lean into the other symptoms.

I just feel like theres no way to adress this, as if I mention this to her, she will take it as me subtly trying to link my feelings to an ocd diagnosis and am lying about not knowing, but if I just ignore it, I'm not going to be able to be honest with her as I'm gonna be trying to avoid mentioning things that could come off as too steriotypically "ocd"

Should I bring this up to her and risk her doubting these being my genuine feelings, or just play dumb and hope she belives me anyway