ChrisO
07-28-2004, 01:58 PM
why do i always feel this weird "need to tell" feeling, i also am having an identity crisis due to my ocd , i used to be so attracted to woman , now i dont know whether im bi, straight or pure gay, cause ive thought so much about it, and how do i found out who i really am? someone please tell me
thanks , Chris
thanks , Chris
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nokia6
07-28-2004, 04:43 PM
Chris, enough has been said on this message board already for answers, but if that isn't helping, you need to go get help. Doctors for meds and therapy. don't suffer when you may not have to.
red16
07-29-2004, 09:18 PM
I get that "need to tell" feeling constantly. And you are definatley not alone in your gay ocd, it's terrifying at first but just know that people are here for support.
Kathrin74
07-30-2004, 05:15 AM
What kind of things is it that you feel you need to tell?
I think this is not untypical for OCD. Actually I have had it myself too. The need to tell is the obsession, and then telling would be the compulsion, right?
Are you in therapy for OCD?
Kathrin
I think this is not untypical for OCD. Actually I have had it myself too. The need to tell is the obsession, and then telling would be the compulsion, right?
Are you in therapy for OCD?
Kathrin
ChrisO
07-30-2004, 12:51 PM
yes i guess it would be the compulsion, i havent thought of that yet, like when i am in social situations with my friends i have this uncomftorable feeling of "the need to tell" what i am thinking i guess , i dont know and no i am not in therapy, i dont really know what steps to take, and i am on medication, Paxil and Zyprexa. thanks for the advice everyone
Chris
Chris
Kathrin74
07-31-2004, 08:20 AM
Hello again,
if you want to go into therapy (cognitive-behavioral therapy ios the therapy of choice for OCD), then maybe you can talk to the doctor who prescribed the medication?
I would also recommend the book "Brain Lock" by Schwartz, it has helpful tips on how to deal with obsessions and compulsions.
Kathrin
if you want to go into therapy (cognitive-behavioral therapy ios the therapy of choice for OCD), then maybe you can talk to the doctor who prescribed the medication?
I would also recommend the book "Brain Lock" by Schwartz, it has helpful tips on how to deal with obsessions and compulsions.
Kathrin