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I REALLY resonate with what you’re saying, I completely understand what you mean when the thoughts feel almost like a humming in the back of your head, like the sound of a radio that you’re trying to tune out, but the more you try and tune out the more you notice it. I don’t wanna provide reassurance because - as much as it feels good - it doesn’t help. For me, If I’m watching a show for example, if a thought comes in like ‘that girl is pretty’, it will spiral into me checking and checking whether I think the girl is superficially pretty or if I’m attracted to them, and because OCD is SO powerful, my male attraction basically shuts off - like someone’s pulling the plug, and that lasts until I’m mentally healthy. OCD is very bizarre, and it will make you doubt and doubt and doubt. Just remember that this is all your condition. Don’t be in a constant battle of trying to figure out what’s you and what’s the OCD. Focus on your life.
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I know there are days when i just can’t tell myself its ocd its like i question my doubt as well and then if i feel i am noticing a girl might be even attracted i go like why and then did hocd cause that cause am i attracted to her the same way i am to a guy what happens when i see her in real life if its virtual?!? I don’t understand it feels to real to not believe it cause if i am thinking so much feeling so real how is it not?!? I am just numb now…
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I love how you described the thoughts being almost like a constant hum. Like even sitting here watching TV with my husband, I can almost see the thoughts in the background of my mind kind of like a jumbled mess floating around. It's so weird
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@ChristineKJ Yeah!! That’s also a really good description - it’s like your mind is almost split into two, and when you’re preoccupied, it’s like a cloud that you intermittently pay attention of!!
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I relate to every single word of this.
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