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I also feel guilty because I don’t know if I love my boyfriend anymore. The situation where I thought I was SA was because he initiated having sex with me while I was half asleep. Like I knew it was happening and I let it happen. I told him to stop and he did. But I got a thought that said he SA me. For a whole months I replayed what happened to me and telling myself it was consensual. I talked to him about he apologized. The replaying of the event and telling myself it didn’t happen never went away and that’s when I started getting intrusive thoughts about SA. So I blame him for my suffering and I feel like I can’t be with him. Another part of me wants to be with him but I just don’t know what to do. I feel like I only want to be with him because we been together for 3 years and he’s supportive and he’s being supportive of me now. I just don’t know what to do. My whole life is falling apart
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I am so sorry for what you’re going through. I’ve been through something similar with an ex boyfriend who SAed me. And I’ve suffered with intrusive thoughts like yours and recently was diagnosed with OCD. I hope you are able to figure out and talk to someone about what you’re feeling around your OCD and what happened with him. I promise you’re stronger than you think you are. You’ve got this.
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Everyone tells me it wasn’t SA but I can never understand why I felt that way. And it doesn’t help that I had gotten a thought telling me I was and that caused me to spiral. I don’t know if I should still be with him or take a break and when I’m better to get back with him. It’s just so much and I’m so confused:(
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@Anonymous🤷🏽♀️ Have you talked to a therapist about this? I recommend you do and also that you think about how you feel about the situation and whether or not you feel your boyfriend asked for consent. It’s up to you how you define that experience, not others. Not me or anyone else you talk to. I know this can be hard with OCD as we are constantly doubting things and want reassurance, but it’s important that you work to understand how you feel about your relationship and what happened. No one else can define what happened but you. I do recommend you do this with a OCD therapist though to avoid creating more doubt cycles as this is such a complicated and hard situation. You’ve got this
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