Retroactive Jealousy & OCD Intrusive Thoughts 3 in 1 Value Collection

Survival Guide for Obliterating Obsessive-Compulsive Behavior Around Your Partner's...Polyamory, Divorce, & Open Relationships

By: Ryder Winchester, Stacy L. Rainier

Narrated by: Alana Marie Cheuvront

If you long to not care about your partner's past but feel trapped in a never-ending cycle of agonizing thoughts, then keep reading.

Are you sick and tired of being triggered and punishing your partner while everyone around you seems to enjoy their relationships? Have you tried to put an end to your intrusive thoughts and triggers, but nothing seems to work?

If so, it's not by chance that you're reading this.

You see, ridding yourself of retroactive jealousy doesn't have to be complicated, even if you feel like you've already tried everything.

It's easier than you think.

According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, approximately 1 in 40 adults suffers from OCD. That is about 2.3 percent of the entire population of America.

Your RJ is likely a form of OCD and can be evaporated with this empowering set of easy-to-use tools.

Here's just a tiny fraction of what you'll discover:

• The scientifically researched trick to easily and permanently erase your triggers at home with one hand
• New secrets to crush triggers before they crush your relationship
• How to melt harmful neural pathways and replace them with empowering ones
• Why you should keep a trigger diary and how to do it effectively
• The items in your pantry that are slowing down your healing process
• This amazing way of viewing your partner that can effortlessly unlock RJ's shackles
• A 30 minute RJ crushing daily ritual
• And much more!

Imagine how you'll feel once you can enjoy your relationship without being tortured by the past.

This guide will empower you even if you've been tortured by retroactive jealousy for years.

So, if you have a burning desire to never let your thoughts deprive you of happiness again, then listen now!

©2021 Ryder Winchester & Stacy L. Rainier (P)2021 Ryder Winchester & Stacy L. Rainier

This helped me a lot

I’m glad I listened to this audiobook. It talks about some really difficult feelings in a way that made me feel understood and less alone. The advice is clear and practical, and I’ve already found a few ideas that help me handle intrusive thoughts better. It’s a comforting and useful resource for anyone dealing with jealousy or OCD in their relationships

Clear Help

This audiobook talks about retroactive jealousy and OCD in a clear way. The ideas are simple and easy to follow. The voice is calm and steady, which helps when the topic feels heavy. The examples make the problem feel real and not shameful.

While listening, I felt more relaxed and less alone. Some tips are basic, but they are useful when thoughts feel stuck. The book does not promise magic, but it offers steady help. It is a good listen for anyone tired of fighting the same thoughts again and again.

Clear, calm & supportive guidance

I appreciated how the audiobook speaks about jealousy & intrusive thoughts in a very straightforward & non-judgmental way. The ideas are explained simply, which made them easier to reflect on while listening. The narration feels calm & consistent, and that helped the content feel less heavy. It gave me a better way to understand how these thought patterns work & how to respond to them more calmly.

So helpful

Transformational guide for individuals struggling with obsessive-compulsive behavior in relationships. By providing actionable tools and strategies to combat these intrusive thoughts that can destroy and damage relationships, this book became my lifeline to restore and rebalance the harm that I was unintentionally doing to my relationships. It helped me to learn about what was going on with me internally while being able to take accountability for it. Very grateful for all that I learned here!

A great listen

This audiobook is for you if you are a fan of untangling emotions and coming to deep peace with yourself. I loved the many relatable daily examples the author gives on how we self-sabotage ourselves with hurts and pains, and the detailed walk-throughs of how this really isn’t necessary.