ASMR for pure-O OCD (intrusive thoughts and rumination)

[@yelyah.m00n]

i really, truly needed this. as someone who suffers from pure o- ocd and has for years, it is so nice to see representation and not only that, but affirmations. this video gives me a lot of hope, because ocd feels so long-lasting and i'm trying to convince myself i won't suffer forever, and i hope you don't either. to anyone out there suffering- it's gonna be okay, and you are not strange.

[@NatsukiUwUd]

Hi i know that i dont know you but u will be okay u will see, you are strong and u will recover

[@ldjt6184]

@@NatsukiUwUd So what's it going to take for it to leave forever?

[@yelyah.m00n]

@@NatsukiUwUd you are so sweet, thank you so much❤️

[@raisa___]

@@ldjt6184Something that helped me was to really talk to other people and realize that everyone has some levels of obssessions and rumination, it’s normal in the human brain nowadays when we have this constant “reminders” (media rumination) That alerts our brain all the time… I think people the develops ocd are caring and sensitive people, who wants to change or correct what’s wrong in the world or with themselfs . Needless to say there’s nothing wrong with you and the world is not your job… Also, get in touch with nature (look at the sky…trees more often), get out of instagram, etc. Important to have a psychiatrist you trust. I met one that said me it it cureable and that anxiaty can later manifest in other forms but i can “break the cycle”. When you’re thinking too much focus on how you’re feeling, like… am i scared of what exactly? I wanna do this or that or im scared that i would want to do this or that? Im scared of something actually happening like everyone is or scared of my react to it? Or of judgement? 😂 said a lot but time certainly will make it go away, eventually you will see it for what it is , wont feel so strange and will have more understanding of the world than most . Seems faar but will be ok .

[@victoriasaba4056]

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[@ham7240]

Omg I saw ur face and I knew u were the person making those frat videos that's awesome that you do asmr on the side!!! Love all ur content

[@purplewyvern4015]

I KNEW IT WAS HIM

[@Anna-ej5kk]

What videos😅

[@JustRideTheVibe]

Obsessive ruminations and compulsive negative thinking (and feelings), not only led to a ton of depression in my life, but even very serious physical illness. But, at some point (out of necessity) I learned the concept of "surrender" and mindfulness/presence, and it was pretty literally a life-saver for me. After making really good progress on my OCD several years back, I've let myself slip back into really bad habits again in recent months, and this video actually helped me remember those techniques. I truly needed this, thank you.

[@mothboyasmr]

Honestly this made me feel like crying (in a good way). I’ve been struggling badly with my undiagnosed pure o-ocd for over a year now and it’s truly awful and frustrating. I remember when I was first starting with the thoughts I went to the hospital thinking I was in psychosis. Thank you for this video, it’s so helpful to see people who are feeling the same things. I feel less alone ❤️

[@HerrscherOfChaos]

I had never heard the term Pure O OCD before in my life. Only OCD and didn't think that was fitting to my situation. But what you described fits my situation exactly. This means that I have something clear that I can fight against. Something that has research that I can look up. And the fact that Pure O OCD exists also means that what is in my head is NOT REAL. And this, however short of a moment, made me tear up out of happiness. Thank you.

[@superstarasmr4367]

aww i'm so glad that you stumbled across this and that I was able to be any help! yes absolutely it is a very real and document subset of OCD involving mental compulsions and is in fact very common in people with OCD even if it's only a part of it. you are not alone! I wish you the best in finding your peace, you WILL

[@jinyoung-]

you’re so real for this thank you so much. everytime i start panicking from my intrusive thoughts i go to listen to your ocd videos because it helps me so much in the moment to calm myself and think more rationally/distanced about my situation. it’s not empty, temporary comfort, but rather help for grounding yourself. just what i need :)

[@doloresfey]

This was literally one of the best asmr videos I’ve ever watched. Tingles and comfort galore. Instant subscribe.

[@kait1821]

This vid has come at the perfect time, while I’m struggling with my r-ocd more than ever. Thanks so much for letting people know they’re not alone in their struggle and there is hope for recovery! X

[@soyfannyyy]

I sometimes need a place to be where I can pause all my thoughts that are constantly running. You provided that place

[@soyfannyyy]

It’s hard for me to admit this, because I find it also hard to not see it as me being cringy

[@superstarasmr4367]

I’m so so glad 🫶

[@superstarasmr4367]

Not cringey at all it’s life

[@kirsy6745]

you don’t realize how much this helped me… seriously from the bottom of my heart💜

[@lovelunaasmr]

It blew my mind when I first learned about pure-O OCD because it speaks a lot to my own experience, but I thought it was just me because I'd never heard anyone else speak about it. Thank you for talking about it & spreading awareness so others know they are not alone! ❤

[@Iz-qn1rp]

Meeting you on TikTok then seeing your KZbin I must say your versatility is amazing!!!

[@MarminShiro]

thank you for making these videos, it really helps to feel seen and heard and understood and represented ❤

[@lmc2410]

that’s a lot

[@AThoughtfulFrog]

To whoevers reading this, you will get through it, it will calm down eventually, dont try to fight the thoughts just let them be, theyre not you, just intrusive thoughts, and you know it so don't fight back, everything will be okay ❤

[@Alex_star_draws]

Sometimes as a queer person, the ocd thoughts really get in the way of my gender identity and make things complicated. Your ASMR really helps a lot❤❤❤

[@squward]

I was diagnosed 5 years ago and I had no idea that pure O OCD even existed! I relate a lot to your experience of rumination, I catch myself doing it everyday. It’s annoying sometimes and it causes me to not do any schoolwork or any important things for hours on end. I appreciate you for making this video, hopefully we can all find a solution to this thing we are struggling with🙂

[@blvarin]

Thank you for acknowledging/bringing awareness on pure-O OCD 🙏🙏

[@lety04]

Thank u for this.i have bad ocd,had it for years,reaching back to my childhood.its really tough.i hope we can all heal❤️

[@superstarasmr4367]

You’re so welcome, take it day by day and give yourself grace and understanding!!!

[@tanyagraham14]

This is the first video ever to give me full body tingles . 🤩 just amazing. Thank you 🙏

[@whoispaigeee]

Love how you break this down and I don't have OCD but still relatable❤ thank you for creating awareness

[@audreypasquini7031]

You did an awesome job explaining what is OCD and mental compulsions. I am diagnosed with the (mental) version not the physical (i had some when I was young tho)🎉 and I followed a therapy FOR people with OCD and it reeeeeaalllyy helped me. Thank you so much ❤

[@MaikenJensen-q1b]

this video wildly exceeded my expectations, u are so helpfull

[@nicolehura1187]

thank you so much, currently up at 11:52 on a family vacation and having thoughts about a house fire starting and killing my whole family. ocd is no joke, thank you for making this. and i wish the best to all of you guys who also suffer with ocd and anxeity

[@superstarasmr4367]

Stay strong I totally get what you are going through! OCD feeds off a need for tight control and a fear of uncertainty, do your best to let the control go and lean into the fear if you can, that’s how you fight back and show it you are stronger ❤️

[@nirahshaheen3994]

I really like this video, the talking, the message you gave out and the brushing on the mic. It is perfect please could you make some more? All the best!

[@MintManVRYT]

immediate tingles

[@superstarasmr4367]

Yayy

[@ketaminee]

thank u for the vid, i have been struggling with ocd since february and it has been awful to deal with it

[@joanofarcreal]

ocd is the reason i’m not able to go into a career i really wanted to pursue as a kid. it really sucks. thank you for putting this representation out there :)

[@kl9411]

Omg the RANGE you have!!!

[@Isabella-x3]

This is like full body tingles 😮❤

[@tamsenboaz608]

wow this was really thoughtful & thorough. and ofc very relaxing

[@Sam-pr8qe]

if anybody is struggling with OCD -- I had severe psychosomatic OCD, and exposure therapy was extremely helpful and I highly recommend it

[@trishamira9349]

hi dear sir, i love your videos. if i may request/suggest to have a lower brightness or lighting on the videos...thank you so much

[@kennedyleader9073]

Thank you so much for these videos…. I suffer from OCD greatly and the intrusive thoughts cause me to question who I am. It’s so debilitating… it feels like it will never get better sometimes… these videos help🩷

[@potatopotato3216]

4:43 not cool bro

[@quack.and.move.on.]

😂😂

[@lininacrowne1941]

Love you dude

[@abbieburland9990]

This is amazing, thank you.

[@Starflower.123]

I’m 13, and I’m showing signs of OCD, and other stuff, but I’m not sure if my parents would believe me, and think it’s something silly to go to a person to diagnose it.

[@Starflower.123]

This has been going on for a while

[@jess_7]

⁠@@Starflower.123I’m 17 and actually getting tested for OCD tomorrow. I had signs when I was 13 and didn’t tell anyone, which let it get super bad a couple of years ago- I recommend talking to someone about it, it really does help and it’s not silly at all, even if it seems like it at first!

[@Starflower.123]

@@jess_7 thank you, but I’m not sure if my parents would want me to

[@SunflowerSunnyxx]

Straight in and my Brain just be like 🦋🦋

[@jsrproductions9628]

Mic brushing is the best

[@ceramictooth]

I (likely) don’t have OCD (and almost certainly couldn’t get a diagnosis even if i do because of my other complex mental health issues getting in the way of differential diagnosis 🥴) but I’m autistic and have a very severe anxiety disorder. i’ve struggled with intrusive thoughts and obsessive thought patterns for my whole life 🥲 so while not everything in your ocd videos is completely applicable for me, they’ve nonetheless been very helpful for me and are much appreciated. i am always so excited when i see them! 🫶🫶

[@wz-01]

I LOVE YOU THANK YOU

[@Rasloveshan]

Thank you ❤️

[@flutterbythiessen2776]

Not sure if you take requests but could you do a video about bipolar disorder, if at all possible. love your videos

[@soyfannyyy]

thank you

[@hazelnuts333]

I didn't know you do ASMR too ❤

[@turnbackawwround8172]

nice video ❤

[@haylimarie8575]

have you considered doing a video like this but soft spoken? ❤

[@Lemonlimesublime]

You look so familiar. Are you the sorority girl on Instagram???

[@eliazzz______]

3 days ago was sweetener 6th birthday

[@superstarasmr4367]

I know I relistened to the whole thing 🥹

[@Kyairria_]

It’s Britney

[@noctis2113]

Just found the channel damn ur good

[@Xardas2024]

Thank you handsome❤

[@Jm29-m6v]

Is this the guy that does those frat guy/girlfriend videos on TikTok?

[@MsMCjuh]

Prez Britt is that you😱😱😱

[@bankboy18]

Hi, can I pay you for a custom audio/video??? 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@quickasmr2781]

Romans 6:23 - "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”

[@kayliepalowski3619]

Anyone else lowkey uncomfortable with that one picture in the back of ice?? Just me? My bad lol

[@adrieann]

Is this Britney?

[@StrawberrySchnapps]

Britney??

[@nicolehasalife5840]

BRITTNEY WHAT ARE U DOIJG HERE

[@KylieSway]

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[@Bennyiswim]

PLEASE DO FRAT BOY ASMR PLEASE

[@Bennyiswim]

PLEASE DO FRAT BOY ASMR

[@WidowMaker-z9y]

First 😅😊❤

[@superstarasmr4367]

Hey!

[@autumnbikinibottom]

I think you just made me realize I’m ocd😭

[@elohel927]

probably not

[@Unknowngirl2786-u6d]

You can't just watch a 38 minute video and decide you have something. You should go and get professionally diagnosed. There's a lot more to it than that. And a lot of conditions overlap. I was diagnosed with two things but now they're thinking it was a misdiagnosis of OCD. You really don't know until you check.

[@autumnbikinibottom]

@@Unknowngirl2786-u6d would it have made you feel better if I said I “might” have ocd???? Cause it really doesn’t change anything

[@autumnbikinibottom]

@@Unknowngirl2786-u6d there’s a difference between self diagnosing and realizing that you have similar symptoms and issues. I appreciate the concern, thanks but no thanks

[@Lan-y6m]

Daddy

[@333.savannah]

Ur so weird ..

[@pinkmivenus]

i don’t have ocd, but my best friend does, so thank you for giving me some insight into what she experiences 🩷 however tonight i’ve been anxious about going back to college tomorrow and this really helped, keep doing what you do and helping people! 🫶🏻