EPISODE · Feb 21, 2025 · 35 MIN
Anxiety vs. Common Sense | How Can I Separate My Personality from My Anxiety?
from Chronically Anxious · host Krissi Sophie
When you’re dealing with anxiety and OCD, it can sometimes be hard to differentiate between common sense and nonsense that your head is telling you. In this episode, we’ll explore questions like: what’s my personality? How do I know whether certain traits or behaviors are simply a part of who I am, or if they’re driven by my anxiety? Let’s dive in!
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