- Date posted
- 1y
- User type
- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 1y
Hey, I think OCD may be drawing you back into its vortex again. You do know the answer to this question deep inside and it’s the reason why you’re asking the question. Trust your gut instinct and why you’re here on this app. You can do this!
- Date posted
- 1y
I believe Being gay is a choice, our minds are so powerful and can convince us of things that are not true, it can even cause us to feel sensations and what not, when you get thoughts like that turn them around with a positive ones, you got this!
- Date posted
- 1y
Think about ego-centric vs ego-dynastic thoughts. If you want to do a compulsion when a thought comes your way, chances are, it's not your true nature because you aspire to do something to neutralize the thought
- Date posted
- 1y
@RebeccaRuckman I never wanted it before but now it feels like I do 😭
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- Date posted
- 20w
I need too know that I'm not insane, really. I am 16 and for the past two weeks, this has been completely ruining my health and happiness. I only recently came out as a lesbian like 3 months ago after a lot of confusion about my attraction since I used to think I liked men. At first, I felt so sure that I liked women, but lately, I've been having these unwanted thoughts about the possibility of liking men. I never used to feel this way, but now, every time I look at a man, my brain obsessively fixates on it. It forces me to imagine kissing him, loving him, things I don’t want, and then tries to convince me that I do. It’s painful. The thought of this fills me with fear and anxiety, leading to panic attacks and breakdowns. I don’t want these thoughts. I hate them with every fiber of my being, but I’m terrified that one day I’ll act on them and somehow like it. I used to think I liked men, but back then, I was in a very unhealthy space in a time of escapism and something deeply parasocial. I’ve only ever liked the attention and validation a man could give me, but these experiences are somehow treated as further proof that I’m "bisexual." I’ve never been in a real relationship with anyone, which makes my brain constantly challenge me—telling me, “You don’t even know what love feels like.” It won’t shut up. It keeps obsessively trying to make me prove that I’m a lesbian, testing my reactions and questioning my certainty. Is this normal?
- User type
- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 11w
If you truly aren''t homophobic you wouldn't be afraid of being gay unless in very specific cases of bisexual cycling, what is the difference?
- Date posted
- 9w
Is anyone here actually gay and has/had sexuality or religious ocd? I don't have it at all haha I'm a lesbian myself without socd or religious ocd but I'm just curious: what's it like and how did you deal with the whole "biggest fear coming true" thing?
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