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I can send you a copy when I'm done. I don't think it will be famous because I have never released a song on my own. Except with my band we have released a song.
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please do! i’m very interested :)
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Yoo send it to me too please!!
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I'm actually working on a song trying to describe the feeling
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thats amazing!! i’m so excited for it to come out :)
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Non are specifically about OCD but the lyrics can be seen that way Lalala by sam smith the lyrics are good Try your best by kaiser cheifs helps me when i am scared of it going wrong- specially the line ‘try your best and think about it later or you will never know’ The fear by Pulp really hits the anxiety for me (the end is loud tho so dont forget that bit!) Walk on by U2 helps me And stuck in a moment you cant get out of The Greatest by Sia Born this way by lady gaga Fight song - rachel plattern Right now - Van halen Bring it on - Nick cave Thats all off the top of my head
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The Romones I want to be sedated
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ty!
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Hey, that's always been one of my go to OCD songs! :)
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Two songs I love that aren't specifically about OCD but that I find super relatable and motivating when it comes to OCD are "Sky is the Limit" by Rebelution & "Drive" by Incubus.
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I will :)
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Lauv has a song called Sad Forever and he has OCD and depression. Also NF has a song called Leave me alone that talks about his OCD struggles
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i love nf!!
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Also some Christian worship songs are helpful!
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Well, there is this band called The Horrors I like, but they're a little dark (though I imagine the name makes it kind of obvious lol) The lead singer has written two songs that I know of which are about his childhood OCD, one called "Gloves" & the other called "Count in Fives." They're not positive songs by any means, and I would be careful listening to them if you're in a bad headspace, but maybe you'd find them a little interesting in terms of music relating to someone's experiences with OCD.
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https://youtu.be/xK-Qh97AEBg It’s not specifically about OCD, but I feel it when I get stuck in my head.
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Not all necessarily about OCD but I find them very relatable with my OCD battle in general, Fight Song by Rachel Plattern, What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger by Kelly Clarkson and Who you are by Jessie J (this one I really relate to over one of my worst OCD themes and I’d be shocked if she doesn’t also have OCD herself because we sound like we have a lot in common!)
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I also like One Fire Wire by Colbie Caillat, for the way it feels juggling all the thoughts in our heads
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I’m a good man and I know that. My OCD revolves around relationships. While dating someone a truly enjoy, I find myself needing to compulse everything on my mind or else I feel like I’m being a liar or keeping secrets. I also am pretty confident I suffer from false memory ocd. I don’t like to put a label on things but I’m 99.9% sure I do. My compulsions a lot of times come from things I’m not even sure are real. The more thought I put into them, the more I start to believe they are real. One of the worst compulsions I had in my relationship was I had a thought “what if I find my ex more attractive” and “what if I thought the sex with them was better”. I ended up compulsing these things to my gf. After lots of time to think and get a ahold of myself I was able to remind myself that these things weren’t true and I was just in a downward spiral. There was a 2-3 month period where every time I was relieved of something then I would instantly think of something else. These compulsions have caused insecurity in my gf and I feel like a terrible person. Never meant to hurt her at all and was just trying to find a sense of relief. While I know it is not true, I can’t fix things with words and I feel terrible. I would love to hear from people with tricks and strategies that can help. I love my gf and want to fix things and understand this is not a relationship fixer app but I would like to know what are some ways you are able to deal with these kind of things.
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for the past few years i have been struggling with a certain theme of ocd as well as most of the other themes. but this one i have not figured out a good way to do my own form of erp or non-engaging responses. basically i will be daydreaming or thinking and have a very random thought. i wouldn’t call these thoughts intrusive thoughts because it’s not necessarily fear of the thoughts coming true, its just fear that my thoughts are too unique. my ocd will latch on to random or weird thoughts and may also add in that i was doing something weird while doing the thought. let’s say for example i thought of something random while i was rubbing my feet. then my ocd would be like “why are u having such a unique thought while doing something weird? nobody has ever thought about that specific thought while rubbing their feet before” (just an example). but basically it’s like my ocd bullies me for having thoughts that are too random and things i’ve never heard people talk about before if that makes sense. i am just trying to see if anyone relates even a little and how i can accept that everyone has unique thoughts.
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These are some of my experiences with some theatrical flare to better depict how it feels. I decided to share this because when I saw this community I suddenly felt less alone in more human. Lovecraftian door Lurker: I don’t know the subtypes so I’ll just be talking about my relationship with OCD. OCD! that lonely woman in the ocean singing your praise's, sure she’ll love you forever! Of course she isn’t a siren planning on dragging you to the depths and tearing you to shreds. OCD! that haunting whisper in the wind calling you to fly! fly! OCD! that Lovecraftian abomination chanting at you from behind a locked door. Banging demanding you bow to it’s will. For me it latches on to my trauma and PTSD circling them like some demented teacup ride. A daily occurance for me is recalling the day I died when I was like 6 i remeber each detail of the day the kids i met the activtes we particapated in, the heat. The height of the slide before i plummeted to my death. This day consumes my life. “Thud thud!” I ask my parents about it often they tell me it never happened i tell them they weren’t there. Each time they lie and say I’ve never told them. My boyfriend whom I’ve been with for three years hears the story offten and often deals with me asking him if he’s seen me ask my parents. “Thud Thud” Each time he says yes and I asked how they responded “like you’ve never told them.” I constantly become afraid that my boyfreind will drown because he can’t swim. “Thud! Thud!” and because he can’t swim that the car will go off the road into some body of water and he will die. ”Thud! Thud!” I feel the water filling my lungs turning them into fire, the fear of reaching out my hands with no aid. “THUD! THUD! And he will die alone too and there’s nothing you can do to stop it! THUD THUD!” I scream that same fire fueling my rage my tears running down my face like gasoline igniting the thought spiral further burning deeper into my self hatred. I scream again banging my hands on my head. Wish and hoping it will shut up the thoughts.“why? Why?! WHY!” Sobbing until I’m nothing but a puddle. . . Ya know a few months ago I was depressed the thoughts became too much, so I wanted to get high. I thought it would make them stop “Thud! Thud!” So I took a gummy it was unpackage, from a friend of a friend so now the word dog, in reference to a person is a permit part of my vocabulary. And I have memories from being in a comma because it turned out to be DMT and my 6 hour trip end up feeling like 6 months of HELL. The ocd thoughts that i usually see, in a flash became so real that i just cried for hour terrified i was stabbing my eyes out dead and this was my purgatory for leaving the church. ”Thud! THUD!” I stopped using my favorite water bottle after that. Before the incident The bottle up against the wall with the straw to the side of the wall because the thought that would repeat in my head would be that because of my clumsiness I would trip and fall onto the straw and it would stab my eye out and kill me. I had this thought often I kept look up what to do if you accidently get something stab/stuck in your eye. “Thud! Thud!”
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