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knw_1903
MEI IY 🦆🐰 :
สันกรามประเทศ ✅
2026-04-01 06:27:13
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smoo0thoperotorr
𝐉𝐄𝐘𝐘𝐈★ | เก่งน้ำพิงค์🕷️ :
2026-04-01 08:03:53
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.jmholic
d^=b[,7' :
Namping, is that your man ?! 🛐
2026-04-01 19:06:52
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besttaetae
Best_thv💜🐯 :
ตรายยยย🫠🫠🫠
2026-04-01 03:54:25
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sara_wfp05
หล่อนมีพิรุธอีกแล้วนะ🤨 :
ให้พี่เลยค่าา
2026-04-01 12:07:13
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geesus.g
geesus.g :
2026-04-01 04:58:15
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rak.ter253
مصباح 𐙚 :
วันพ่อไม่ต้องรอวันที่5
2026-04-24 04:06:07
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kiy0mino
madinni ✨ :
i love him
2026-04-26 15:41:55
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spk_0727
spk_0727 :
me❌namping✅
2026-04-01 09:28:37
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nattida9632
แตงโมไม่ใช่แทงโบงงง :
ขอฟิคสักเรื่องแนวมาเฟียได้มุ้ย
2026-04-01 15:49:25
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hhhh.k13
รักผัวที่สุด😋 :
หล่อออ
2026-04-01 13:14:45
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kkim137074
ෆกิ้มชอบกินบะหมี่ไก๊💜🦌🥀◞ :
สันกรามนั้นนนน หล่อบาดใจ!
2026-04-01 15:07:50
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forgetmenot30001
🐇กระต่าย🐇<> :
ตร๊ายยยย😳
2026-04-01 11:25:16
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kengnamping2
โอ๋โอ๋ของเก่งน้ำปิง :
ตรายยยย
2026-04-01 06:39:31
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yingying345_5788
親•H^᪲᪲᪲♡︎🍓 :
2026-04-01 08:06:20
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teerakknp
uta :
2026-04-01 14:54:44
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kookkaioratai
กุ๊กไก่ อรทัย :
หล่อครับพ่อเอ้ยยยย❤️😁
2026-04-01 23:50:23
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nuea.bm
nuea.bm :
2026-04-03 04:00:39
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kaiiiiijiyi_
KAI :
2026-04-01 14:06:27
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luan_0509
Angela Gdc :
2026-04-03 13:41:33
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fughm9
★ :
เริ่ดๆ
2026-04-01 06:56:26
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kimkip7
คิมกิ๊บแม่เคะ :
2026-04-29 13:17:03
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phyonu19
🌻Keng Harit 🌻(Fan Girl) :
ကြိုက်လိုက်တာ
2026-05-15 07:58:15
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nr_jm
Incognito :
Gawatttt, dia udh tau klo dia seganteng itu 😭😭😭
2026-05-16 03:11:07
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ppizzahut.t
ppizzahut.t :
ตร้ายย🤭
2026-04-01 08:26:00
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1. Stop saying you’re anxious 🤐 Instead say: “My heart is beating fast,” or “My chest feels tight.” Whatever the physical symptom is. Because telling yourself “I’m anxious” cues your brain to ask why & kicks off the spiral. Naming the sensation keeps it a simple, passing feeling. 2. Try a delay ladder 🪜 OCD will ALWAYS try to convince you: “This time is different.” So instead of analyzing if it is or isn’t OCD, don’t figure it out right away. Start by resisting the compulsion for just 5 minutes. Next time, try 10... Slowly work up to 24 hours before analyzing, confessing, checking, or asking. *I did this to stop confessing, & it helped so much bc it showed me it was never as urgent as OCD said it was. 3. Make a “spiral checklist” 📋 When you get sucked into an OCD spiral, it can be hard to figure out what to do in the moment. So plan your escape route ahead of time. You can start by practicing simple OCD exercises, then make a checklist based on what works for you. Keep it simple so you can use it anytime, even in public or mid-convo. *Mine is: breathe in for 4, out for 8, spot something blue, relax my shoulders, & return to what I was doing. 4. Time-box the decision ⏳ OCD can make even low-stakes decisions feel like a big deal. So when I notice myself going back & forth, I set a timer for what feels like a reasonable amount of time, & I make the decision before it goes off. After that, no reconsidering or second-guessing. Getting it wrong & moving on is better than staying trapped. These simple tools genuinely helped so much in my recovery. Now I research OCD & made two self-help apps to support others with it! Search in the app store or play store: 💜 RumiNot: for OCD help 🧡 PeachyTalks: for Relationship OCD. #rocd #ocd #rumination #HealingJourney #ocdrecovery
1. Stop saying you’re anxious 🤐 Instead say: “My heart is beating fast,” or “My chest feels tight.” Whatever the physical symptom is. Because telling yourself “I’m anxious” cues your brain to ask why & kicks off the spiral. Naming the sensation keeps it a simple, passing feeling. 2. Try a delay ladder 🪜 OCD will ALWAYS try to convince you: “This time is different.” So instead of analyzing if it is or isn’t OCD, don’t figure it out right away. Start by resisting the compulsion for just 5 minutes. Next time, try 10... Slowly work up to 24 hours before analyzing, confessing, checking, or asking. *I did this to stop confessing, & it helped so much bc it showed me it was never as urgent as OCD said it was. 3. Make a “spiral checklist” 📋 When you get sucked into an OCD spiral, it can be hard to figure out what to do in the moment. So plan your escape route ahead of time. You can start by practicing simple OCD exercises, then make a checklist based on what works for you. Keep it simple so you can use it anytime, even in public or mid-convo. *Mine is: breathe in for 4, out for 8, spot something blue, relax my shoulders, & return to what I was doing. 4. Time-box the decision ⏳ OCD can make even low-stakes decisions feel like a big deal. So when I notice myself going back & forth, I set a timer for what feels like a reasonable amount of time, & I make the decision before it goes off. After that, no reconsidering or second-guessing. Getting it wrong & moving on is better than staying trapped. These simple tools genuinely helped so much in my recovery. Now I research OCD & made two self-help apps to support others with it! Search in the app store or play store: 💜 RumiNot: for OCD help 🧡 PeachyTalks: for Relationship OCD. #rocd #ocd #rumination #HealingJourney #ocdrecovery

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