Obsessed

The memoir feels very personal and raw. I'm curious what motivated the author to open up publicly about such a private struggle and how that impacted their healing process.

The detailed descriptions of OCD rituals were intense but also slowed down the narrative at times. Do readers think this was effective in conveying the experience?

The selection of stories and reflections shaped a compelling narrative. I'm wondering what guided those storytelling choices, especially in balancing trauma and hope.