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Not funny
I don’t think my partner is funny & this is what my OCD *loves* to latch onto & it makes me feel so sick. Haven’t felt this sick in a while & it sucks. Anyone else?
I don’t think my partner is funny & this is what my OCD *loves* to latch onto & it makes me feel so sick. Haven’t felt this sick in a while & it sucks. Anyone else?
I’ve thought things like that too, I’ve also thought that my partner is just too weird or cringy. And recently I I’ve been obsessing over my partner’s voice and the way he talks and says things, especially when he’s hyper and trying to be outgoing, I keep obsessing over the way he sounds, thinking it’s annoying and weird. I know how difficult it is. Sometimes ROCD will attach itself to any small “flaw” and blow it wayyy out of proportion, making us think that it’s a big problem that we can’t handle. Sometimes our brain likes to make every little thing catastrophic. And the truth is, no one is going to be perfect, no person is ever going to fulfill every single desire you have, nor is that their job. No person will check off every single box without fail, but that’s ok because we’re all human, we all have our imperfections. I know it’s easier to say all this than to put it into practice. Trust me, I’m terrified daily and yet I haven’t left. Love is a choice and your choice to stay says a lot! Keep being strong 😊
At times I feel that my fiancé isn’t intelligent enough for me. Today he spelled a word wrong, and when I asked him to correct it, he had no idea what was wrong. So this is all just adding onto the reasons I am doubting getting married to him… :/
I have HOCD and ROCD and it makes me wanna puke all day I live with my husband
I thought I was doing so well. But then my partner accidentally & unknowingly triggered me by jokingly saying about himself that “he’s pretty ugly anyways.” My thought of thinking he looks ugly sometimes is the main thing my ocd revolves around. Now I feel like I SHOULD be distressed over this thought after him jokingly saying this. Ugh
So I recently met this girl and honestly she is amazing. She’s beautiful and her personality is perfect. She lives only 15 min away from me and I feel blessed to have a chance to get to know her, we both feel the same. But here comes OCD to ruin it. My OCD has latched onto a friend of mine. He’s a pretty close friend and we talk often. He’s never really one to let out a laugh so I always like to hear him laugh and just be able to have a good time. Partially it’s because I just don’t want to think I’m annoying and unfunny, I’m pretty self concious about myself. OCD is turning this into some sort of scary what if I like him question. I don’t have romantic feelings for my friend and I don’t actually want to be with a man. I am a straight male and getting to know this girl has been a blessing. OCD makes me feel in denial and as if I’m lying to myself. I hate this. It feels awful, when I haven’t felt this way about a girl in a long time
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