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- 50w ago
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- 50w ago
I can completely understand this. I feel like if I don’t give every single little detail that I’m lying or I’m a bad person. I think it could help if instead of talking to him about this, confide in a close friend or family member and explain your thoughts and walk them through the night. And if this isn’t an option, I would write in a journal
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- 50w ago
I really empathize with this. I used to spend hours reliving a memory when I was pregnant just to make the uncomfortable feelings go away. Only to gain momentary relief. Postpartum has been harder due to lack of sleep and the responsibility of caring For an infant. I end up ruminating over small tiny details for weeks. Just here to say, you are not alone and I empathize. However, learning more about what OCD is has helped me. I hope you find relief too.
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- 50w ago
I messed up a lot as a little kid. And I confessed in my first serious relationship. Unfortunately I would do the same thing, after I confessed I would want to go back and add too it. Or try and clarify. Really the best thing to do is to not confess like the others have said. OCD will never be satisfied
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- 50w ago
@Anonymous I am struggling with the same thing so I can’t answer that for you! But we got this
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- 18w ago
I don’t know how to stop confessing. It’s driving me insane. I confess every little thing to my boyfriend. I confessed that I liked attention (this is so obviously human), that I liked it when people found me pretty (also very human??) I confessed about a million other things and I feel out of control. I felt so safe with him last night that it just started pouring out of me. I felt guilty and awful and I just needed release, I couldn’t breathe I felt like I was dying. I’m stuck in a confessing loop and I know I’m only making things worse. Has anyone experienced this and been able to overcome it? It feels absolutely horrible and impossible. I tried to ERP this and I genuinely feel like I am suffocating if I hold off. I feel so disappointed in myself, but I can’t seem to stop. I even had a dream where I confessed to him and woke up needed to confess that. I’m scared I’ll start sharing my worst intrusive thoughts I’ve had if I feel too safe around my bf. Help please :(
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- 10w ago
i’ve been dealing with this “thing” since i was 15. (i’m 23 now) if i have a bad memory that i have done when i was really young or just an intrusive thought i feel like i need to tell my mom or boyfriend. it’s been on and off ever since but since January hit it’s been an everyday thing about the littlest things. mostly about my relationship. an example is i was talking to someone random at my job and we were talking about taxes and when im in deep thought or just thinking i do a thing where i bite my lip (not in the sexual way) and i had a thought when it happened “was that sexual?” and i felt like i did something wrong and i went for a while thinking that until i told my boyfriend about it. or like my ex’s face has popped up in my head in the most inappropriate times and i feel the need that i have to tell him. (my ex was not a good person) i feel like im a prisoner in my head everyday, trying to justify thoughts or remind myself that its just a thought. i didnt know that this was or could be a form of ocd. it runs in my family but i’ve just never considered it being this. i always called it anxiety or depression but i always felt like it is more than that.
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- 7w ago
Good morning. Anyone struggle with ROCD? When I think about what I have done in the past, I feel immense guilty (I feel the tightness in my chest) and have the urge to tell my partner about it, even if my partner says she doesn’t need to know if it is going to hurt her and that I need to talk to my therapist about it first. Any suggestions on how to manage the urge/urgency? Thanks!
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