Anonymous
- Date posted
- 4y
ShannonShannon
- Date posted
- 4y
Yes yes yes. And the feelings that come with it (or lack of feelings). You’re not alone. Feels like my truth. But it’s all OCD
cdituricdituri
- User type
- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 4y
This is my life right now. My intrusive thoughts are so strong that even when they aren't there the anxiety still remains. I'm not sleeping or eating well at all, and it's like my body has turned my partner into a living trigger. We've been together for 4 years and I live with her, so it's extremely painful for me right now.
bellagbellag
- Date posted
- 4y
i understand how you feel
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me.vs.ocd
- Date posted
- 19w
what do your intrusive thoughts feel like?
for me, it's like there's two folders of my thoughts, 'main thoughts' and 'sub thoughts' and it's like a background voice of my background voice, you know? like so quiet and irrelevant but it's still here and i can try to ignore it but not fully and it feels like it's just really nasty, like it's warring with me, never shuts up and just keeps nagging me with those thoughts
God’s Love
- Date posted
- 16w
Question
Please how can an intrusive thought be distinguished from our own thoughts ?
Andrew Escobar
- Date posted
- 15w
Desensitization?
Is anyone else sort of desensitized by their intrusive thoughts? I still get slight discomfort, and I don't like them, but I think I've been becoming numb to them in a way? It might just be a mental drain. I've been having an anxiety spike due to them for a month now.
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