Compulsions
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When Dark Thoughts About a Parent Won’t Stop and Nothing Helps
Obsessive fears about a loved one’s safety can spiral out of control, especially when common coping tools fail. Here’s how to recognize when anxiety crosses a line and what steps to take next
When Fear of Pregnancy Without Sex Disrupts Daily Life
Some young women develop an intense fear of becoming pregnant from casual contact or shared objects, leading to compulsive behaviors and social withdrawal
Obsessive Door Checking: Is It OCD or Just Anxiety
If you find yourself repeatedly checking locks or appliances before leaving home, you may be experiencing symptoms linked to obsessive-compulsive disorder. Learn the signs and what to do next
Living With Trichotillomania: Why Hair Pulling Isn’t Just a Bad Habit
Trichotillomania causes people to pull out their own hair when stressed or anxious. Learn why this disorder is chronic, what treatment options exist, and why professional help is often needed
When Dark Thoughts About Loved Ones Won’t Go Away
Obsessive, distressing thoughts about harm can feel impossible to control. Learn why these thoughts appear, what they mean, and how to regain emotional balance
When a Partner Refuses to Touch Jewelry: What It Could Mean
A boyfriend avoids touching rings, earrings, or any women’s jewelry, yet has no issue with his partner wearing them. Is this a harmless quirk or a sign of something deeper
When Escaping Into Fantasy Becomes a Compulsion You Can’t Control
Some people use imagination to cope, but for others, fantasy becomes a habit that’s hard to break—fueling shame, social struggles, and a blurred sense of reality