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Illustration of a person touching their forehead, surrounded by swirling lines, question marks, exclamation points, and abstract symbols representing confusion, intrusive thoughts, Pure O, and mental overwhelm.
Published on September 22, 2026in Harm, Sexual, or Religious Intrusive Thoughts: How CBT Therapy Helps With Pure O Full resolution (1344 × 752)

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This artwork shows a person with one hand on their forehead, surrounded by chaotic teal and orange lines, question marks, exclamation points, and abstract symbols. The dark blue background emphasizes the feeling of mental overload. The tangled shapes represent overthinking, intrusive thoughts, and the internal mental loops often experienced in Pure O — a form of OCD where the struggle happens entirely in the mind. The illustration captures the emotional weight of trying to find calm when thoughts feel tangled and relentless.

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