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- 5y ago
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- 5y ago
I can guarantee that personality test did nothing to take into account users with OCD. But that’s me reassuring you, which will help you feel relief temporarily but not actually help you recover. Why did you take a personality test? At the time did you recognize that this was another test/compulsion? I suggest sitting with the discomfort without trying to explain it or counteract it until the anxiety naturally dissipates. If it comes back: do it again. As they say, if you’re anxious: it’s working.
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- 5y ago
I feel you. My ocd loves to make metaphors, so i was gonna watch wreck it Ralph because it couldn’t POSSIBLY have anything to do with my ocd but it was all about hating being seen as a bad guy, being a good guy inside and wanting to change how people see you. That made me see all these similarities with him being trans or something and “breaking free”
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- 5y ago
It feels as if my reassurance is what this “emphasizing” means. And that all my constant questioning means something. I am so scared
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- 5y ago
This made me kinda of anxious not gonna lie lol. But don't listen to those tests, the people behind them just wanna waste their time
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- 5y ago
It was just this and I thought it was interesting. I had no idea it could relate in any way to my ocd. But surprisingly it did. In both ways. Which completely freaked me out. I just don’t know who I am anymore
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- 5y ago
Ocd is ridiculous
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- 5y ago
Ughh that’s really scary. Maybe I only liked being a girl because I was pretending i do
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- 5y ago
I feel both of you on this. I hate when things that are just supposed to be “fun” end up becoming triggers. I guess at this point it’s a matter of how you look at it: is this a bad thing that happened that just confirms how bad you feel OR is it a new opportunity for exposure? If you believe the latter, take time to turn this scenario it’s an exposure exercise and use it. You’ll actually be helping yourself heal in the long run.
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- 21w ago
Lately, I have been able to manage my OCD thoughts kind of. They’re still there but I kind of push them away? I know that pushing them away doesn’t help but it’s been my only way to survive. I get scared often about things like clothes or my voice or how I present myself. I get scared that I want to dress differently or act differently and it scares me. I know for a fact I don’t want boobs or anything like that, but my mind constantly is like “What if?” and it kills me. It has ruined everything for me. Sometimes I can’t even look in the mirror because I get scared that I won’t like what I see. I’ve also been afraid because I find myself relating to many female characters, or I want to act like them. Like Pearl from Steven Universe. I want to be graceful and elegant like her, but I don’t want to be a girl you know? My mind constantly pushes these thoughts of what if and images. Because I am not like most guys. Which I know is okay. It just freaks me out. It makes me question every aspect of my being. I know who I am, but I know that the only way to move forward is to accept that maybe I don’t.. It’s just a lot.
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- 20w ago
I read an article on NOCD. It was triggering. In article she mentioned having so-ocd. She mentioned so-ocd often gets misunderstood and that she had internalized homophobia. She also mentioned being ill-informed on her values. This has distressed me so much. It’s made me question what if I don’t have so-ocd. I also did an exposure. I was watching a YouTube video called signs I missed growing up that I was a lesbian. In the video she mentioned being infatuated with her friends that were girls. I felt like when I met a new friend I would obsess over them. Then she mentioned being uncomfortable in lockers rooms when they had to change and I remember feeling uncomfortable. She also mentioned having dreams with girls and liking it. Last night I had a dream that I was having sex with my best friend and that I liked it. I am married and have a 6 month old and have a fear of losing my husband.
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- 19w ago
Does anyone else with SO-OCD struggle with imagining a future partner and checking feelings? That’s been my biggest compulsion, and now I feel like I don’t want to end up with a man someday, or that if I do I’ll feel sad or lonely. I’m also sitting here imagining being with women and I can’t tell if I like the sexual thoughts or not anymore, or if my negative reactions mean anything. My face scrunches and I feel anxious and my temperature rises. I’ve been off this app for a couple weeks but still feeling anxiety pretty steadily. I keep imagining the future and getting this feeling and voice that I’m gay and I need to come out to everyone. It’s distressing and I don’t feel like myself anymore
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