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I’m 16 and never had a boyfriend and I get quite sad about this I think that no one will want to be with me because of my ocd
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Do you feel you have to share every detail about your ocd to somebody you would want to date?
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I think it depends on the person and how much information they require to know about it. It’s a real guessing game, I find.
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@ProsperwithOCD Yeah I deal with primarily HOCD , SO-OCD , TOCD I feel like I would need to say otherwise I would feel guilty
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@hiiiii I think it creates a guilty feeling for sure if you give it too much thought
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I’m 18 and my boyfriend and I have been dating for almost two years. He doesn’t have OCD but he is very understanding and patient. You’ll find someone I promise❤️
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I wouldn't. I think we would drive each other crazy
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I’ve told my boyfriend pretty much everything about my OCD. I think the ROCD is definitely hard for him because to an outsider it seems made up
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I hope it works out for all of you. Best of luck :)
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Would be nice, but I feel like a defective and wonder why anyone would want me :( :(
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I think we all feel that way. Just sit with it and enjoy the relationship.
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@Heythere Exactly.
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Am i wrong to not want to date another person who has ocd ? I’m scared that would be too much for both parties. But then again I’m way too much for my partners anyway
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No same like I can barely handle myself with it let alone a partner
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I’ve struggled a lot with mental illness (severe social anxiety, depression, OCD), but have done a lot of work to get to the great place that I’m at now. I feel like a different person compared to how I felt a few years ago. Here’s my question: I started seeing someone really important to me. We’re not official yet, but we’ve been in each others lives for years and it feels like it’s the real deal. He struggles with OCD, and it’s much worse than mine ever was. My question is, do you think this is healthy for me, as someone who has done the work to get to a better place? He’s not in therapy, he’s against medication (I love my meds — they changed my life), and is generally in a different place than I am mentally.
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Soooo I’m over here just trying to make it to my next NOCD appt before breaking things off with a guy I’m getting to know 😞 it’s hard for me to tell if I’m having genuine concerns about compatibility, or if I’m spiraling into OCD. How the heck do I date someone and not consider compatibility? But I find myself going into fight or flight mode, or feeling like I need to make a decision immediately after a date, or ruminating about it all throughout the day, trying to figure out if the concerns are valid enough, if I’m settling, if I’m about to give up on something that could be beautiful…. Whenever I write out all my concerns, they don’t really seem like that big of a deal, or seem like things we could talk through. The biggest concern for me is whether we are compatible in the sense that talking comes easy or we feel comfortable around each other. But we’ve only been on 3 dates so it’s hard to tell. Things are still awkward sometimes. I am also autistic and this complicated things with how I socialize. So I told myself “just get to your NOCD appt in a few days and don’t make a decision til then. You can talk about it with them then.” It’s only my second appt tho, so I’m not even sure what they discuss at appt#2 and if we’ll have time to talk about it. I guess I’m just getting this off my chest right now and I appreciate this community where I can be honest 😔💛 (Added TW because I’m not sure if it would be for others)
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Anyone have any advice for dating with OCD? Specifically the more taboo themes like POCD, incest ocd zoophilia ocd, harm ocd etc. I’ve never really dated in my life and the thought of approaching these conversations with people not in the ocd community is kind of scary
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