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This, when there is no anxiety it feels off because it feels like something is wrong
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exactly
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always struggling with this
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It's important to know that OCD can take away our feelings of things feeling "just right". It tells us that we can't sit with the uncomfortable emotion of things being "wrong" without fixing it. We prove OCD wrong every time we practice sitting through the discomfort instead of engaging with it!
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Thank you very much for your response! How can i contact you or have sessions together? I don't know how nocd therapy sessions work. Thank you!
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@zoed I don’t provide therapy but you can set up a free 15 minute call with our care team to be set up with a therapist! I run a handful of the support groups here and you’re more than welcome to come to those- they’re free! Just go to the main page on this app to sign up!
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@OCD Advocate -Tia Wilson how do you get in support groups? i can’t find how
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I am from Greece so is it possible also to join these groups?? Thank you!!
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Is it true that ppl without ocd may not even notice some of their thoughts in the first place that people with ocd notice and fixate on?
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Is it normal to analyze every thought & feeling you have? For example. If I had a feeling like I wanted to flirt or if I felt like I wasn’t sad when my partner left for the night ETC. I over analyze these and they lead me to thinking I’m a bad partner or it’s not the right relationship. This scares me so bad Is this basically ROCD in a nutshell? It feels so overwhelming when thinking about all the different feelings and thoughts I’ve had over time
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Lately my ROCD has been flaring up, making it difficult to even be around my partner. I’m having so many troubling thoughts with the one that bugs me most being, “maybe this isn’t my OCD, maybe I’m just in a bad relationship and I’m trying to cover it up and blame it on OCD”. This thought really scares me because there are valid doubts in my relationship but my boyfriend and I have openly talked about them and are trying to work through. My OCD won’t take that as an option tho. It makes me feel like I need to be 100% certain that these things can NEVER happen again or else we need to break up immediately. So anything he says in that moment about trying to do better, my OCD will not trust anything he says and just wait until the next “bad thing” happens. When I continuously bring these things up to my boyfriend even tho nothing has happened between these conversations, it exhausts him making it feel like he can never do enough. I feel so bad because I know it’s just my OCD getting in the way. But then that thought creeps in saying I can’t trust him because I need to protect myself. It’s just an ongoing cycle that is so tiring. I don’t even know what I want anymore. We are very opposite when it comes to emotions. I am very in tune and very emotionally intelligent, and he is not. He is the opposite. I do recognize that my anxious attachment style may be hard for him too but I can’t stop thinking about all of his flaws and all of the things he needs to do to make our relationship better. It makes me feel like I’m the only one putting in effort when in reality that is not true. But my OCD does make me feel like he doesn’t really love me or want to be with me and that he feels forced to be with me or do things for me. It makes me feel like him being with me is like a chore. Can anyone relate? My OCD just makes me feel like I can’t trust anything he says to make our relationship better.
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