- Date posted
- 4y
- User type
- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 4y
I totally get you. Iām in the same boat.
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- 4y
is there something wrong with not being cishet? :(
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- 4y
There's nothing wrong but I just don't wanna be. :(
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- 4y
@lolocd whyās that?
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- 4y
@huneydew Idk I just don't feel comfortable. There is not a single when I have felt relieved since this thought has popped up.
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- 4y
@lolocd being gay or trans isnāt a bad thing so even if you were, youād be okay :( i know thoughts like these are hard tho but i hope you know that thereās nothing wrong with it
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- 4y
@huneydew I am sorry but it can be super triggering for you to tell this to someone with HOCD. I can't take this out of my mind now. :(
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- 4y
@lolocd oh, i didnāt realize sorry. i just meant thereās nothing wrong with struggling with these thoughts.
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- Date posted
- 15w
My favourite animal is me when i cry because its possible to be gay and have hocd. Im so tired.i know im just 14.i know. Im simply like men.i know I shouldnāt think about this,but my ocd keep telling me that im not,because i have no experience.I donāt like or want women.i dont.i dont want it to happen.im not homophobic.i try to accept it because im afraid to not be honest with myself,but the pain is more and more. Im afraid that i wont love a man in future,and that i will love a women with no control..i hate that im just a silly teen that isnt āenough to know what i wantā. I hate when people say im just young.i hate when my ocd say im just shame to be gay and im still homophobic because of my country(im a lgptq supporter and atheist for a year)i hate reading some people experience with hocd and they was really gay,i hate when my ocd tell me that when i travel to an open country to lgptq im gonne love women,i hate that it seems so true,i hate when i dont know whats ocd and whats not,but all i hope,that i heal from ocd..and still being straight..my peaceful dream..
- Date posted
- 13w
Today I woke up and immediately was flooded with intrusive thoughts. I was thinking about how I want to remembered when my time on earth is finished. I want to be remembered by my kindness and my heart. I want to be remembered by the lives iāve changed. But then it hit me. What if you want to be a girl? What if youāre just telling yourself you donāt want to be a girl? I shouldnāt be scared, my family would love me no matter what I was. But this.. This is taking its toll on me. People call me maam all the time. I have feminine features and qualities.. It makes me question everything I know about my life. But I think what makes it worse is that iām scared but donāt feel scared? Like I donāt feel intense fear like I once did. I know that I donāt want to be a girl. I donāt want boobs or long hair and nails. I have feminine qualities but I just exist. And this morning itās hitting me very hard. I hate TOCD. I hate that I canāt just have one moment of peace. That it finds ways to seep into my life by finding areas iām weakest in. I read other peopleās stories and kinda do checking with it. And to make it all worse my for you page is FILLED with trans tiktokās and peoples experiences. Itās making me mad. Why canāt I just be happy? Like everyone else in my house? Why did I inherit this stupid fucking disorder? And why do I question everything single thing about myself. First it was fear I was going to hurt someone and be a monster. And now itās fucking thoughts of me wanting to be a girl?? Anyways have a nice day guys.
- Date posted
- 7w
I feel like I want to be lesbian. I want to cry. I gave into compulsions and I went on lesbian TikTok. It feels like something I want to try and do and that Iād be happier. Why is it so real. I donāt want to be lesbian but I feel like Iām pushing down the truth. How do I stop giving into these compulsions and feel better, I canāt do this anymore. I donāt even remember being straight or liking men. I hate this.
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