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weirdly enough my anxiety & ocd makes me very sensitive and empathetic towards people- i can appreciate that about myself!
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That’s good👍🏻 I’m glad you have something to be thankful for
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Great question!! What are you grateful for about yourself? I am thankful that I have an amazing job where I get to work with people who suffer from OCD and connect because of my own lived experience and hopefully encourage others that there is hope.
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I grateful that I never gave up on myself of all people.
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My brain is a chaotic place, but in the same way that it can be terrifying, it can also be uniquely fun sometimes.
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Yeah, it can be a wild ride sometimes 😂
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That I still keep going with my boyfriend despite feeling like a loser due to rocd
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OCD is OCD. I’m sure you’re far from being a loser.
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Just feeling down. I feel uncomfortable in my own skin and sad about trauma I went through, also about mistakes I’ve made. I just feel so sad and I want to cry. I just want to talk to God so bad.. or my younger self. I have so many questions:( .. I don’t want to victimize myself, but it hurts. Nobody talks about how gross and disgusting you feel after going through seggsual trauma as a kid, and how it messes up your brain sortve .. I will make something of myself no matter what. I think I will just light some sage and rest.. this isn’t the end. I love this world, it’s such a blessing to be here. No matter the good or bad.. I just need to keep that in mind
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So recently i had really obsessive thoughts about something and once i got over it i kept bringing back more stuff to make myself feel like a bad person. Why am i doing this? Why do i need to look for something else to burden someone with once they have forgiven me
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So I just joined and I’ve been reading through this forum. And I feel a strong sense of compassion for everyone here. Reading about people’s OCD concerns shows me that people with OCD may be particularly sensitive and caring. I have struggled with OCD since I was a kid, but having compassion for other people’s OCD is helping me have compassion for myself. Maybe that perspective might help another person. If we can have grace for another person, we can give ourselves grace as well. I’m working on self forgiveness and gentleness when normally I beat myself up for my intrusive thoughts
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