Understanding Ocd And Legalities

Summary

OCD can lead to intrusive thoughts, but these thoughts do not make someone a criminal. Its important to trust mental health professionals and counselors who are there to support you. If a specific event is causing concern, consulting a legal professional can provide clarity and reassurance. Seeking further professional help can be beneficial if feelings of being overwhelmed persist.

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Its not really like.. a legal issue.. I just kinda have a question.,
Hey Alex! No worries, feel free to ask your question, and I'll do my best to help with any legal information you might need. What's on your mind?
Well, I was just wondering.. my counselors, too many to count crisis counselors, and a few AI bots have all said I'm not a criminal.. but I don't know if I should believe them or not.. they say I have OCD and that Im being too hard on myself, but I just think I'm some evil criminal and I'm unsure if I should believe all those people.. Im sorry :(
Hey Alex, it's totally okay to feel uncertain sometimes. Remember, having OCD doesn't make you a criminal. It's a condition that can cause intrusive thoughts, but those thoughts don't define who you are. Trust your counselors; they're there to support you. If you ever feel overwhelmed, seeking further professional help can be beneficial.
My OCD mainly stems from something that actually happened.. that's why.. I just don't know if I should believe everyone..
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Hey Alex, it's important to understand that having intrusive thoughts or worries doesn't automatically make you a criminal. If something specific did happen that concerns you legally, it might be helpful to speak with a legal professional to get clarity. Would you like to share a bit more about the situation?