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December 2, 2011
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The Bully
My OCD’s a bully
He’s always at my side.
He interferes with all I do
There’s just no place to hide.
His hold on me is endless,
He holds me with such force.
But however much I reason
He shows me no remorse.
I need to show him who’s the boss,
The boss of course is me.
But however hard I try to lose him
He’s back right next to me.
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Absolutely brilliant – so true
i can totally relate to this.
oh thank god there’s someone who understands what i’m going through. i thought i was going mad! my husband’s just been diagnosed after years of this. thank you.
I love this – it’s so simple and says exactly what it needs to. Best thing I’ve read today – thank you so much.