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Yep, I experience these kind of thoughts too. “What if this isn’t ocd? What if I’m putting it on for attention or to be interesting? What if I’m actually a pedophile or a rapist and I’m telling myself I have ocd to avoid having to confront these things?” It’s confusing and tiring and I’m still not convinced and I can’t help you. But I can tell you that you’re not alone in this, and that no one in this community will think you’re crazy for voicing what you’re going through
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I have experienced all of these thoughts. OCD is called the doubting disease for a reason. Before I got diagnosed, I was convinced I didn't really have OCD. After I got a diagnosis, it tried to convince me that I was making things up for attention. Then it started telling me ERP wouldn't work for me. Just remember, OCD will latch on to what you care about most. Just because the thoughts FEEL real doesn't mean they are. There are a lot of compulsions in what you wrote. Recovery is possible. I suggest getting a counselor that understands on ERP and specializes in ERP.
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Sorry. Understands OCD and specializes in ERP
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