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How do you know that it is ROCD? I just don’t know how to be sure about what I have..
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I said “omg” because I relate lol. I can tell because I obsess about how I’m feeling and I overthink about whatever he is doing that makes me upset. I definitely recognize that I sort of exaggerate the situation in my head. Like if my bf is being annoying or he says something that I don’t agree with ill freak out internally and sometimes have a thought like “this is why we’re not meant to be together” instead of just being like “I don’t agree and feel upset” and let it pass. but once I come down from the anxiety I can rationalize that everyone has their differences and the aggravation is temporary and it doesn’t have to “mean” that something is terribly wrong (+talking through any annoyances or disagreements openly with your partner could help in a nonjudgemental setting)
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I have OCD about my girlfriend cheating on me so these thoughts make me very irritated at her and even angry. Which scares me
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Thank you! Just there is a thing that people who don’t love their partner are also annoyed by him/her That is why I’m afraid to have this thoughts Intimacy is also hard for me, though
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Omg. I feel like getting annoyed is normal for every human. But my rocd definitely makes it 100x worse or it triggers me to feel I should break up with him because I get so aggravated. I know it’s the rocd but it’s like ugh why
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Right?! Like there are articles everywhere talking about what it “means” if you feel a certain way about your partner. We’re always told to look at the signs. (I stopped reading them or I just use them for ERP purposes now) It can be extremely confusing to have these ideas thrown at us while we’re trying to deal with rocd!!!! no existing relationship is perfect, and human emotions are messy!! Hang in there. If you don’t mind me asking, how long have you been dealing with rocd? (No pressure on answering this if you’re not comfortable)
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Thank you so much for helping me with this! I suppose around 4-5-6 months in this relationships, but I had ROCD before them twice...what about you? sometimes I have these thoughts, sometimes for a long time I don’t have them fortunately
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Of course! It’s so easy to feel crazy and alone (I know that from myself) I’ve had mine for around the same time in my current relationship! My rocd has come up in almost all relationships (except for my first but it was bad haha). Yeah it’s always a blessing when we get a good day or a day where there’s a lot less ocd stress.
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Oh God I feel the same thing about my husband!!!!
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Sometimes I ask myself “did I do the right thing getting married to him? Do I really like him?”. Sometimes I don’t feel any emotions towards him, I just get bored or idk what this is, and idk what to do about this! Sometimes in my head there’s a thought that is quite constant for me, which is “if I think I don’t like him, would I be able to cheat on him? Omg what if I feel like doing it!?” And I get really sad and upset at me and just wanna be alone. This is happening right now
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It seems to me that we are too focused on the feelings we have and whether they are right or wrong, whether they are enough instead of feeling them..
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Does anyone else get “I hate you” thoughts towards their loved ones? For me specifically it’s towards my mom. I have harm OCD and it tends to be directed towards my mom. I have always been close to my mom, she’s my best friend and I know I do love her. I had not ever questioned my love or closeness to her before. However, now with this flare up, I keep getting “I hate you” thoughts whenever I’m with my mom. Even just looking at her can bring this thought into my head. I don’t feel anxiety towards it, but it does make me feel sad and down. I ruminate about how I truly feel, like I’m testing my feelings towards her - do I really hate her? Have my feelings changed and I know longer love her? I have told her this before, out of guilt and seeking reassurance, and she knows I have OCD, but it makes me feel guilty to tell her that since I know it makes her sad. So I guess my main question is, does anyone else get these kind of thoughts? And then do you question your feelings and just feel hesitant to even be around the person?
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I’ve been struggling with relationship OCD and differentiating between what is an intrusive thought and what is a real doubt. I was really happy with my partner then I got one aggressive thought that I didn’t love him and this spiralled into noticing all his flaws. I struggle being around him because I feel a huge sense of guilt that these thoughts even come into my head and I cannot figure out if this is my brain lying to me or this is how I feel. It’s really impacting a relationship that is so important to me.
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I’m 25 and never ever thought this before my soocd relapse. I have a bf of 5 years. Never been a high libido kinda girl. Don’t get me wrong I do get turned on by my bf but not like every day you know? - That had always been in the back of my head, is this normal and ok? But my ocd has latched onto the most scariest what if EVER. My brain is now saying How do you know you won’t prefer to sleep and kiss girls if you haven’t tried it: and it’s that unknown that is scaring the shit out of me. I DONT AND NEVER HAVE wanted to sleep / kiss a girl. But now my intrusive thoughts is all I think about!!! I don’t want I don’t want I don’t want??? So why does my brain think BUT WHAT IF??? I know ocd thrives off uncertainty which is why I think this is happening? But I don’t wanna find out or work it out because all I want is to be with my bf and marry him!! Is this just the epitome of OCD?
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