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Carly Pearce open for Battle with concern and obsessive-motivated disorder during a new interview and revealed she has been struggling with her mental health Since childhood.
Pearce, 35, discussed her concern during a chapter Monday, August 25, of Bunnie xo“Dumb Blonde” podcast. When Bunnie, 45, asked when the country’s singer’s concern began, Pearce explained that she had taken a long time for her to realize how long she had been fighting.
“I would have told you three years ago my concern started during my divorce in Covid,” said Grammy’s winner. “But I’ve had an overwhelming OCD since I was a child. So like, checking my backpack over and over again, checking my alarm over and over again and over again.
Pearce said she “caught” battling with OCD, but the 2020 pandemic made her decide that it was time to work seriously on her mental health. (The same year, she split from a husband Michael Ray after less than a year of marriage.)
Luke Combs spoke honestly about his struggle with an obsessive compelling disorder, explaining the ways he has affected him since he was diagnosed at the age of 21. The country supermarket, 35, spoke about his mental health during the episode Monday, August 18, from Dax Shepard’s “armchair specialist” podcast. Combs explained that he was suffering from an “pure o” OCD – (…)
“I think he came to an end for me to do something about him in Covid,” Pearce remembered. “Being taken off the road, going through a public divorce, it was, I think my body has just had a similar visual response, ‘Oh, my God.’ I can’t tell you how many interviews I sat by trying so hard to keep myself together.
The artist said “every little thing” for her to realize quite recently that she needed to take some time to work on herself.
“I have been a great condition over the last 10 years to just sip it up and deal with it, and it’s exactly a kind of arrival at a place where a couple of years ago I had to start back to therapy, really start, as, as, trying to figure out all these different things,” said Pearce. “As, recognizing OCD was something – no, that didn’t come in 2020, that has been there since I was 6 or 7.”
Bunnie asked if there were any specific triggers during a pearce childhood that could have caused her OCD, and Pearce highlighted her mother’s perfection. She noted that her mother never put pressure on her to be perfect, but she was still trying to emulate her behavior.
“I watched and led by example, so then I wanted to get everything perfect,” Pearce remembered.
Pearce has opened before How important is therapy is for her, especially since her divorce from Ray, 37.
“I became more open, in my daily life, with talking about how I feel and own whatever emotion is coming up,” he said Suspension In 2021. “I think in the way you care for your body, you have to take care of your mind – it’s a muscle too.”
