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Is this a compulsion
Is making a plan how you will tell your partner it’s over a compulsion?
Is making a plan how you will tell your partner it’s over a compulsion?
If you feel relif maybe is a compulsion
I think it depends. If you're making a plan to be prepared and safe, and feel satisfied with a plan, I'd say no. But if you're going in circles trying to figure out the right thing to do and feeling unsatisfied, then I'd say yes
If you no longer have feelings for that person then maybe it’s not a compulsion but the truth .
@Ilovemyhusband0322. Was that directed at me ?
@Ilovemyhusband0322. Thought I was trying to help , but seeing as you know so much why don’t you steer her in the right direction instead of just being a troublemaker .
@Ilovemyhusband0322. Be more mindful after you telling me my OCD is nothing and I’m a troll , for making one comment which I think isn’t as bad as you’re making out . You really are a work of art , I thought everyone with OCD was equal not a mines more important than your one approach .
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@Ilovemyhusband0322. It’s called divorce look it up , lots of people do it when they no longer have feelings for each other .
@Ilovemyhusband0322. I never said that you just wake up one day and have no feelings for someone , that’s what you’ve come up with .
@Ilovemyhusband0322. I didn’t particularly want to argue but you left me no choice , after your rant at me . Also pretty much saying I’m lying about my OCD , and I’m the one who should be more mindful can’t you see how hypocritical you sound .
@Ilovemyhusband0322. I can assure you that when I commented on the post the last thing I wanted to do was offend or trigger her , it certainly wasn’t my intention . I don’t want to fall out with you either , we’re going through enough without ripping strips off each other . I respect you for defending her but you didn’t need to , my intentions were 💯 honourable .
@Ilovemyhusband0322. Likewise , I’ll have your back too . You take care and have an amazing weekend .
@Ilovemyhusband0322. Glad this ended with love 🙏🏻
@Ilovemyhusband0322. Glad this ended with love 🙏🏻
I keep having this overwhelming thought of "I need to break up with her," however I really don't want to. It causes me so much anxiety when I try to fight the urge to the point that I'm bed ridden and unable to work. Is this normal for ROCD or am I just fighting my actual feelings?
Recently my ocd keeps asking me if I love my boyfriend enough and that if I don’t love him enough I should breakup with him. It’s really bothering me and idk what to do about it. Sitting in the uncertainty is too much and I fear sitting with it too long I’m just gonna crack and give in to a compulsion.
Everyday I wake up and start searching for reason to breakup with my partner. I feel utterly confused by relationships and dating. Not to mention, I’m autistic and this has always been a huge struggle for me. In fact, it led me to both diagnoses of ASD and OCD. I can see there are some things I am not happy with in my current relationship and I understand that, but when does it become too much? I started having limerence over a random person because my brain just wants an out so fast. I told myself that I wouldn’t until I get proper help (medication, constant erp therapy etc). Every time I think about breaking up I start sobbing and my body vehemently rejects it. Its really confusing and disorienting for me and cant trust a damn thought in me. I’m scared that I’m just taking him along for the ride and potentially will severely fuck him up emotionally because of this. I guess thats where I can feel the OCD. My fear of being a bad person and the people around me being bad people. I dont know if I need advice because I think this may be me searching for a compulsion to do. But I just want to get this out of my system. I have severe Disney-like unrealistic expectations sometimes. I had to maladaptive daydream all the time growing up to get out of my traumatic upbringing and brain (tbh). I still do. I am aware of that and try to put myself into check. I just cant stop comparing my friends own beautiful relationships to my own. Most of them are in the “engagement” stage of their relationships. Even though it’s ridiculous, all of them have worked on it for many years at this point.
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