- User type
- OCD Conqueror
- Date posted
- 3y
i added two! this is a cool idea :)
And just made a second "Master List" specifically for Compulsions. Keep in mind, these are still a work in progress and open to suggestions for betterment! <3 Compulsions Master List link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1v9bHXtyLRz8HgjLwXYpp8u-jYHSTun1G0SjstLKOK70/edit?usp=sharing
@Life_is_hardš» Great idea!! Will compile that tomorrow, and we can add as we find the recourses! š¤
Iām having a big OCD relapse and would like to hear anyoneās tips on how to be present and healthily deal with these intrusive thoughts and the āneedā to preform compulsions. Thank you!!
Lists lists lists, bane of my life. Since I would say last 4 years any worry that pops in my mind I put down on the notes app on my phone then come back to it sometime. Is this OCD?
This list by ai gives a good summary of my symptoms. Does it resemble OCD or is it something else? 1. Compulsions (OCD-specific behaviors): ⢠Feeling the need to flex or contract muscles an even number of times, equally on both sides of your body. ⢠Needing to reverse actions (for example, if you roll your eyes or trace a line with your finger, you feel compelled to do it again in the exact opposite way). 2. Intrusive Thoughts (OCD-specific ruminations): ⢠Daydreaming about people you care about getting hurt (e.g., school shooting, injury, or kidnapping). ⢠Sometimes feeling like you might want something bad to happen to someone you find attractiveāpossibly because of a desire to help or save them, though itās confusing. ⢠These thoughts can sometimes provide a twisted sense of relief while remaining distressing and confusing. 3. Sexual Orientation OCD: ⢠Experiencing confusion or doubt about your sexual orientation. 4. Contamination Thoughts: ⢠Feeling like things are contaminated, especially after touching something gross. 5. Sensory Compulsions: ⢠Feeling the need to smell your hand after touching areas like your ear or hair. 6. ADHD-like Symptoms / Additional Observations: ⢠Fidgeting or moving your legs when standing or sitting.
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