u/Admirable_Lead_3227

Image 1 — Is this a bed bug?
Image 2 — Is this a bed bug?
Image 3 — Is this a bed bug?
Image 4 — Is this a bed bug?
Image 5 — Is this a bed bug?
Image 6 — Is this a bed bug?

Is this a bed bug?

Please help.
I’m sorry that the pictures are so dark/unclear, I was trying to take a picture without offending.
I was riding in my friends’ car when I saw this bug on the window, it’s about a few mm and its antena are longer than the pictures I’ve seen of bed bugs, but it also looks a bit similar. I’m not sure about the shape though.
It looked brown (light, not necessarily a reddish brown) and shiny when I did see it a little in the light, but I couldn’t see if it had the stripes that bedbugs have.
I’m very worried that it might be a bed bug and that I might carry bed bugs or bed bug eggs to my bed.
Thank you

u/Admirable_Lead_3227 — 3 days ago
▲ 3 r/OCD

I mean getting fed up enough/ tired and miserable enough over an OCD theme that you straight up just feel tired enough that you just stop?

I feel like maybe I’ve done this before but I don’t remember and I’m wondering if anyone else felt this or if it worked for them.

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u/Admirable_Lead_3227 — 13 days ago
▲ 6 r/ContaminationOCD+1 crossposts

I used to be a very practical, logical, efficient, ambitious generally happy, energetic and motivated person.

Since I developed OCD while studying abroad and being very stressed, four years ago, I feel like while I tried to deal with it in the past years with taking medication and doing exposures to most things I was afraid of by myself (except a very specific contamination OCD that I can’t get rid of) (we don’t really have therapy for OCD in my country, and I cannot afford therapy anyway), I realised I have become exactly the opposite of the way I was without realising that, and those things were the things I really liked about myself.

Now I am terrified of irrational things, I don’t do enough instead of too much, am tired and don’t have motivation to go get things almost at all like it used to be before. I truly miss it so, so much.

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u/Admirable_Lead_3227 — 19 days ago