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  1. psychcentral.com › blog › unwanted-thoughts-dont-try-toThought Suppression: What is it and Should We Do It? - Psych...

    Unwanted Thoughts? Don't Try to Suppress Them. We all do it. We try to wish our thoughts away. When our mind turns to a stressful work situation, a craving for a cigarette, or a fantasy we...

  2. www.psychologytoday.com › intl › articlesForbidden Thinking | Psychology Today

    A forbidden thought is, by definition, one that violates that template, and the resulting pain, researchers say, is part of what helps us to function as social beings.

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  4. psyclehealth.com › mental-health › why-do-intrusive-thoughtsWhy Do Intrusive Thoughts Feel So Real? | Psycle Health

    Feb 7, 2024 · Key Takeaways. Intrusive thoughts feel real because our brains treat them as real threats, activating the fear center of the brain. These thoughts can blend with personal memories, intensifying their impact and reinforcing their sense of reality.

  5. www.treatmyocd.com › blog › do-you-have-unacceptable-unwantedDo you have “unacceptable” unwanted thoughts? You are not alone

    Aug 31, 2022 · “Unacceptable” thoughts are violent, aggressive, sexual or religious thoughts that are in opposition to one's values or morals. But they're actually common. Why NOCD?

  6. www.businessinsider.com › guides › healthThe 5 major types of OCD and how to recognize key symptoms

    Aug 28, 2020 · Forbidden or intrusive thoughts are thoughts that enter your consciousness without warning. They are often graphic and offensive. We all experience these thoughts; however, it becomes an OCD...

  7. www.psychologytoday.com › us › articlesWicked Thoughts | Psychology Today

    Can a thought—however shameful, morbid, perverted, prejudiced, bloodthirsty, masochistic, or just plain petty—become an object of contemplation? A source of creativity? Empathy?

  8. www.psychologytoday.com › ca › blogUnderstanding and Coping With Forbidden Thoughts

    Mental Health. Addiction; Anxiety ; ADHD; Asperger's; Autism; Bipolar Disorder; Personality