I’ve asked this before and got no response but can ocd try to make you feel a certain way that you don’t actually feel? Such as telling you you’re jealous or upset in a situation when you don’t even care or feel that way at all. Can ocd cause you to feel the emotion along with the intrusive thought even though it’s not your true feelings?
Hi! OCD can be really tricky sometimes! I think there are a few ways to get a sense if a thought process or a worry is, what I like to call, "OCD flavored". 1.) No amount of reassurance or information provides lasting relief. (such as "no, I am not jealous." 2.) the thought is consuming your attention and it feels almost impossible to concentrate on anything else. 3.) The thought gets louder and more intense the more you interact with it, and 4.) The thought is usually about the worst possible scenario being true. If any of these points resonate with you, it very well could be OCD. OCD can absolutely be unwanted feelings.
@Jamie Pimentel Thank you!
I do believe this is a thing it happens to me, when you are scared something will happen, like a reaction, you tend to have a reaction because of that anticipation, like “that wouldn’t make me jealous” and then you have that feeling of jealousy, or for me it’s like I shouldn’t want to do that but my body creates this feeling of false want, just like any other intrusive feeling, like they say OCD is intrusive thoughts, urges, images and FEELINGS…I hope this helps
Totally. Intrusive feelings are a thing just like thoughts, images or urges.
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