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I relate, I was exposed to porn at a young age and saw taboo stuff and it fuels my ocd to the point where it feels like “proof” . I did erp with a therapist for it and it helped
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How do you feel about it now ?
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@Anonymous Better, but sometimes it still attacks me. Definitely one of my worst obsessions
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@Isabella Its certainly difficult to not be so hard on ourselves for these things. I hope It gets better for you
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@Anonymous Thanks i hope it does for you too! It makes me feel extremely guilty and I judge myself so hard for it
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@Isabella I just started on my erp journey , hopefully I can be completely candid with my therapist about this
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@Anonymous Yeah don’t be afraid to tell them anything, your ocd might try to lie to you and create a fear about it
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@Isabella Yeah I definitely get afraid the things I say could be incriminating tbh but I also know thats a symptom too
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I've been exposed to this horrible stuff as early as 13 years old. It completely altered my high school experience. It unfortunately all began with cartoon Pornography with characters that are either my age or a little bit older than I was. I saw a lot of it thinking it was okay and I didn't know how to actually convey any of the emotions. All I knew is that it felt strong and what I was saying was something new so for many years I've put two and two together. If I never saw anything that was in regards to porn, I would not be suffering with OCD. So much taboo shit that just flies in even the most popular sites. It messes with your head. I'm more than 100 days free. I totally get you with the whole "proof" thing when it comes to porn. It's hard not to combine the two together. But believe it or not, porn is not the same as reality. There are plenty of people that have escalated to genres and fetishes they didn't even know existed. I know I sure have. That doesn't mean it all of a sudden ties into who you are as a person. There's only one fetish I've developed without the use of pornography and I've accepted that, but literally nothing else I accept. You aren't the porn you've seen in the past. You're not a bad person for it either. OCD will tell you that you are but you aren't. https://fightthenewdrug.org/ this website is really amazing when it comes to getting all the facts about this horrid industry.
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