#obssesive compulsive disorder

[ocd--culture--is]

moral/harm ocd culture is asking "are you sure" 100 times when someone says you're not a bad person.

[luvalr]

i genuinely hate having ocd. i don’t have a single day of peace cause every minute of my life i’m thinking about all the bad things that could happen to me or the people that i love and all the dangerous stuff that’s out there in the world. i fear for my family when they go out, i fear for myself whenever i’m not accompanied, i have wanted to quit school multiple times because i think something could happen to me simply for going to study. the rituals help me occasionally but sooner than later they only make my worries worse and yet i can’t stop continuing with them. i don’t want to leave the house most days, neither do i want any of my family members to do so, some days i can’t even open my windows or leave my bedroom and honestly it’s draining me. i don’t know what to do anymore, the world just seems so frightening all the time and nobody else seems to take it seriously. and i know that the majority of the time it’s the ocd talking and that i don’t need to worry the people i love for innofensive things, but i can’t help but feeling this way and i feel so, so lost. it pains me, and i hate it.

[himetomatoes]

Daily affirmations

You do not have a crush on a family member

You're not a pedo or a zoo

You're not a error or shitty person

Your mother and/or friends dont hate you

The thoughts are not really your thoughts

You're safe :)

[cornbread818]

It’s easier to think of OCD as a noisy jury that’s too stubborn to agree on things. And then one by one each member gets quieter and quieter, either because they’re too tired to speak or they realise how dumb they sound. And then I realise how dumb I sound, then I move on.

[suicidal1sociopath]

My personality disorders headcanons

❗️❗️Disclaimer: don't take it as a diagnosis, I just headcanon characters by the traits I see in them❗️❗️ (+ if you recognize yandere simulator characters, I put these from detras del juego fan serie)

Cluster A:

Cluster B:

Cluster C:

[ocd--culture--is]

moral ocd culture is wow. that was ocd? i thought everyone was worried about being a good person at every waking moment of their lives

i could have wrote this myself omg

[hamptersadness]

Guys I don't think my OCD can beat this *after researching for an hour*

Yup.

remind that no matter how 'severe' or 'mild' your tics are, its normal for them to sometimes be worse and other times barely noticeable!

its apart of the tics/tourettes phenomenon called "waxing and waning" and if anything, should make you feel more validated in your diagnosis <3

[colombinna]

i think i need to befriend more people with personality disorders and other 'scary' disorders bc i don't think i can be myself in the neurodivergent positivity groups filled with mostly only autistics and ADHD, if i talked about the shit that actually makes me angry and what i actually feel about certain things everyone would pile onto me bc i feel that people's support is still superficial. Like I don't even tell people I don't like dogs bc dog owners are fucking weird, and that's my most "normal" problem

[disabledsysboxes]

Cluster c disorders - 2

[losergendered]

Hi, not sure if this request is valid since this is only my disability headcanons for some characters but here it goes:

Morgana Pendragon of the Merlin TV series haves AuDHD, Stpd, psychotic depression, depersonalization, cotard's syndrome, hypersomnia, sexual and violent obssesions and compulsions, charcot marie tooth type 2s and osteoarthritis.

Miguel O'Hara from the ATSV sony movie haves autism, C-ptsd, hypersexuality, hyperromanticism, dream anxiety disorder, separation anxiety, sexual obssesions and compulsions, clinical lycanthropy and vision problems.

posted!

[schizoem]

💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

♡ Many names, never stuck to one. Due to my paranoia & commitment issues, my name is constantly changing. Look at the end of the post to see my collection of names.

♡ But you can refer to whatever name I'll currently have at the top of my blog.

♡ 23 years old.

♡ She/Her/He/Him.

♡ PDX: Derealization & Depersonalization, Clinical Depression, Panic Disorder.

♡ Psychiatrist Suspects: Schizoaffective - Bipolar Type.

♡ Personal Suspicions: Schizoaffective - Bipolar or Depressive, Borderline PD, Schizotypal PD, Paranoid PD, Narcissistic PD, Obssesive-Compulsive Disorder.

♡ ASPD traits.

♡ PDX Chronic Illnesses: Fibromyalgia due to Long Covid.

♡ Meds: Zoloft & Rexulti.

♡ Side Blogs:

@schizonoid - Mental Health specific.

@animalisticdivine - Alterhumanity.

@genderofthenameless - Gender & Queerhood.

@huecollective - Questioning OSDD/ being a System.

♡ Names: Melanie, Anne, Em, Mazarine

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[han-solo-cant-dance]

Watching Monk as a young child helped me realize I had OCD and get the help I needed so you could say I love Adrian Monk with every fiber of my being.

[oaia]

*my idea: "Obssesive Compulsive Disorder" is somewhat an overextension of the mental process of linking cause and effect and an override of the doubt mechanism that usually prevents that process from making your mind a hellscape of envisioned potential negative consequences

* me, but i am kindof uncomfortable posting as [diagnosis] haver because its not real, but also i want to describe an experience to people who will see it and potentially sympathize, because i am socially isolated in part due to coping alone and in self prescribed ways with [diagnosis symptoms].

ocd havers* be like: this isnt warping my view of reality, i am simply dramaticallyy changing metaphysical stances in light of new information, that i am processing correctly. Hey has my theme always been this minorkey

[ocd--culture--is]

ocd culture is "what if i'm just a (insert bad thing) and in denial?"

!!

[canelaamaonamorado]

LOVE BOMBING.

GHOSTING!

[derpybay]

Steven Universe

After watching the Steven universe movie. I got to say it’s really inspiring how they really focused on making sure that the message of people being able to change and it taking time and that is okay. Rebecca Sugar and her team really wanted the idea of being a work in progress to come across and I feel like that super relatable to anyone whoever felt like a work in progress.   It is a healthy message that really helped me when I first started working on my OCD through therapy and medication and direct mindfullness.