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I feel you completely! I used to be an ugly duckling lol, I looked up to (and was very jealous of) the popular girls--because they were pretty, rich, the boys liked them, likeable, had lots of friends...the list goes on. Maybe you have an issue with envy deep down, I've been trying to work on my jealousy issues :). I too have an issue with sexualized women, because of intrusive thoughts and lots of past trauma. You're not alone !
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Thank you for reaching out! It could be a jealousy issue - I used to have a really big issue about it with my bf, which I'm now recognising that it looks like rocd š¤ that's actually interesting in a way
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@Anonymous2020 It could be! Try not to obsess over it too much, but it could definitely be a way towards self improvement to work on qualities that could help your overall life and ocd stuff. I had major rocd with my hocd while dating each of my boyfriends, so i can also empathize with that lol š©
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@alexisrae1999 Thank you (although I'm sorry you're going through it too) it's made me feel less crazy š¤Ŗ
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I'm not sure how to answer this in a way that's not reassurance but... you are capable of vision. You can see when a person is objectively attractive. Anyone who can see can. Being able to recognize that someone is attractive, and being attracted to them, are not the same thing, as weird as that might sound.
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That makes sense, just a shame OCD doesn't understand that š
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@Anonymous2020 Ocd in general can make it really hard to distinguish thinking someone is attractive and being attracted to them! There is always a what if or a statement
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@Corie Yup. The worst
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So Iāve SOOCD since I was in 8 th grade and it got really bad when I had an intrusive thought as to what if I was bi. And ever since then Iāve had self destructive behavior to where I would think the thoughts on purpose or about women and checking them out and flirting with them. ( I identify as straight) and over time these thoughts and self destructive behavior hasnāt bothered me and now they feel apart of me I know apart of it is ocd but also itās me like me willingly looking at women and me wanting to have sexual thoughts or feel aroused and in reality if I never had ocd I would never think this way I could live without women and never sleeping with them I do have a bf and I love him and am attracted to him rn thought bc of what happened last night with a women itās hard to feel that can anyone relate?
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I went out last night with a couple of girlfriends. One of them is contemplating divorcing her husband bc of a drinking problem (she is straight) and made a joke about running off and joining the ālesbian islandā. She then continues to say āmaking out with a girl is one thingā but that she could never actually BE with a woman sexually, etc. Well⦠this has triggered my SO OCD significantly because Iām thinking, well why does she think itās okay to just kiss/make-out if she doesnāt identity as bisexual? I mean she is beautiful and Iāve heard all my straight friends say the same thing. So I start to worry by thinking, well I find her very attractive - does that mean I want to make out with her and see what sheās talking about? Just to note, I also identify as straight and am married. So this is just so damn frustrating and confusing. Especially bc society shows women kissing all the time on reality tv shows etc (who present themselves as straight). So now Iām having intrusive thoughts and making myself think sexual things to ācheckā if Iām still straight. Ughh..any advice would be greatly appreciated. And if someone could please explain why a straight woman would make such a comment - that would be very helpful.
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Just tired af... Anyone else feels like everything is a lie all the time and there is no "before the OCD I was boy crazy" just the OCD since forever... or denial because of that aspect? Really struggeling with the physical aspect of SOOCD : looking at a women's body and really feeling something and getting turned on and looking at a man's and not feeling anything... I just dont understand! I asked my friends and many of them said they dont feel anything looking at a man's body as well (they're straight) but also looking at a women's doesnt feel like much. I just dont understand ughhhh
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