<human>: Hi r/relationships, I'm in an unusual circumstance here. My boyfriend, Justin, and I have been in a wonderful relationship for 3 years.

Justin has acne and scars covering his arms, face, back and chest, which doesn't bother me so much. He's a really handsome guy and I love him for who he is. What does bother me is the fact that in all the years I've known him, he has incessantly picked at his acne to the point where it's become worse and worse. The his skin gets angry and inflamed, and the acne never has a chance to heal. 

Now, I have relatively clear skin, but I understand the urge to pick annoying blemishes when they pop up. I'm guilty of this, and I think everyone is. However, Justin will pick his skin for a good hour. Sometimes when we're watching a movie or show, I'll look over and he's absentmindedly squeezing zits on his arm. Sometimes he doesn't even realize he's doing it until I point it out. It's that engrained in him. Another thing: Justin is also a worrier, to the point where (in my non- professional opinion) I believe it is driving him to pick at his skin. So reddit, here's my question. I KNOW Justin is self-conscious about his acne, but I also know the picking is not healthy. I honestly think he should see a therapist regarding his anxiety and picking. He's never seen one, and has been resistant to the idea when I bring it up. 

How can I get through to him? I obviously can't force him to see anyone, but how can I get him to see that the anxiety/picking is a big deal, and how our relationship might suffer because of it (it can be a turn-off)? When I brought the topic up in the past, he seemed to think the picking was no big deal and was dismissive. I love him dearly and am really worried about his mental and physical health.

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<bot>: My boyfriend constantly picks at his severe acne, which is unhealthy and a turn off to me. I'd like him to see a professional.