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and now im mentally checking by seeing if im apathetic to everything else and trying to justify murder and assault to myself because...ocd
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Sounds like typical OCD to me. I had these sort of thoughts pop in as well with Harm OCD and POCD. And then I would think to myself “oh gosh this is proof that I’m a terrible person because I just tried to justify these thoughts!” Don’t let OCD fool you. This all sounds like typical ruminating to me and it’s just going to keep you going in circles. It did the same for me and I still struggle with it from time to time. Acknowledge these thoughts the sane way you acknowledge intrusive thoughts. They’re just thoughts and your mind is just desperately trying to solve them which only makes your OCD worse.
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The root of your problems is reflected in your own answer: "Pedophilia is wrong". You are just echoing everyone's opinions. I am not here to condone anything; however, when we judge things out of ignorance we become trapped in an endless loop of despair. ---- Good/Bad, Right/Wrong, Acceptable/Unacceptable are all judgement marks. When we are educated by professionals on psychological conditions, we become less judgmental and therefore happier people. The people who suffer from homosexual themed OCD have a completely twisted view about homosexuality. The same thing happens with POCD: ' We were offered an idea and we bought it without asking and now we won't let it go as if our lives depended on it'.
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Your message implies that some people "should and deserve to die" . That is worrisome - It is my exact point in my previous post. Who are we to decide who gets to live and who gets to die? This is not personal. Probably this does not even apply to you. I am just writing it for the people who have come to the point of awareness that judgements are the root of all our suffering.
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i mean i have empathy and i don't think all maps should die. but pedophilia hurts people. it's dangerous and im not going to pretend it's not to ease my ocd
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also as a lesbian i find it really offensive to have my sexuality compared to pedophilia
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i don't think any people should die. that was the point of what i was saying ("all maps should die" is a popular tumblr sentiment.)
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Never meant to offend you. I never compared your lesbianism with what you are probably thinking as 'pederasty', not pedophilia. Not at all what I meant. - As I said, this message is probably not even for you. But as a public forum I write for everyone who might read this and find it helpful.
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sorry if i came off as snappy, just a lot of the map community have tried to gain inclusion in the lgbt+ community, so i tend to be cautious whenever homosexuality and pedophilia are brought up in the same context. also i very much am thinking of pedophilia, pederasty is not actually an in community issue at all
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- 19w
I don’t know if my hormones are extra wild this month or what, but I have been having so many POCD thoughts lately. It feels like I enjoy them in the moment, and then a few seconds later, I get this tiny flicker of *wait I don’t think I actually want to enjoy that.* It’s scaring me a lot. I was watching adult videos for the first time in about a year, since I had been avoiding them because of my OCD. I know they are not good for anyone, but I felt like i could (ironically it felt like a tiny win that my OCD had calmed down enough). But while watching, I had like 3 separate POCD thoughts. And it felt like I liked them. Like genuinely *liked* them. I don’t know if maybe my body was mixing up physical pleasure and mental pleasure, and then my brain inserted those not okay thoughts into the situation, which got tangled up with the pleasure responses I felt mentally and physically. It is all really confusing. I just feel so scared. I know OCD thoughts are supposed to feel real, and that once you get desensitized to the anxiety, they lose their power. But this feels like I am *actually enjoying* the thoughts, and that makes me want to cry. I’m scared that I actually like these thoughts when I’m really aroused :( Please help.
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- 17w
I was looking up stuff about kinks, because my friend is trying to help me "get out there", and I took the bdsm test to see where I land on it. I got 100% vanilla, and I was a little embarassed so I decided to Google things like "is it normal to not have a lot of kinks" or "what % of the population is into kink" and when I scrolled down a bit, I clicked on one of the little suggestion things with the arrow that said "are men more prone to enjoying kink than women" and it revealed a blurb from the website that said that men are in fact more inclined to kink, but also mentioned that it also means they're more inclined to p*dophellia, which sort of set off all these questions in my head of like "Wait so if p*dophellia is just a kink, does that make it more likely that I have it? Because scientenists still don't know what causes it so what if events in my childhood led up to me having it to some extent" and I started kind of going down this internal rabbit hole of trying to figure out how likely it is that I have it or some form of it bc if it's just a kink and not a mental illness than it feels more feasible? Idk I'm a woman so ik it's not AS common in us but it's still possible. I'm doing a little better with redirecting my attention and cooling my anxiety but I had an onslaught of intrusive images before falling asleep like I used to have when I first started experiencing this fear. It's been really catapulting me back to the beginning and I find that I'm ruminating on when it started and if it really means I'm a p or not. I know it's classic ocd but it's hard when it doesn't feel that way ;-; anyway, I'm too scared to Google bc i know it'll be a form of reassurance but also I'm just scared of having anything related to that in my search history so I just thought I'd post here. Anyone else have conflicting thoughts like this?
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- 12w
Tw Fyi I have not been diagnosed with pocd, but many people say that I have it, So I was m#sturbating to regular p#rn, beforehand I kept telling myself that I don’t like kids and that I won’t m#strivate to them, when I started finishing to the video, thoughts of kids flashed in my head, idk if it means anything or not, but I didn’t feel any shame, disgust, worry, dread, or panic. I know that I’m supposed to feel that, but I’m worried that it wasn’t pocd, but a reflection of what I actually want because they came as I started finishing. Idk if I enjoyed the thoughts or not, but I’m worried I do because I was finishing while having them. I also know that neutrality towards those thoughts is a sign of pedophilia, I don’t wish to like kids nor do I ever want to m#sturbate to them, but now I’m worried I am a pedo because I didn’t feel dread, panic, disgust, or shame after finishing. Idk if it was a reflection of what I actually want or not, but I don’t want to finish to kids, I think I don’t want to, but idk if I actually do or not. I don’t understand myself and I don’t know if what I have is pocd or not, even though so many ppl said that I have it, even my therapist when my therapist gave me a short diagnosis. I also felt a wave of relief after I finished, idk why I felt that but the thoughts also went away, it make me think that those thoughts while I was climaxing was a reflection of what I actually wanted. Can someone please give me some advice on this stuff? (edited) Also ever since the start of all of this I felt a sense of attraction towards some kids I've seen, I keep looking back on those memories to see if I was actually attracted or not, I can't figure it out, I hope it was all false attraction, I can't tell if I want the feeling or not.
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