shiften_2000
11-15-2004, 05:59 PM
some times out on no where a question just pops up in our mind which is related to our fear than we start to worry but when some we forget that question and forget that we have been just worrying a while ago we start to think like "what was it that was making me feel worried? or what was i suppose to worry about?" i mean some times we worry then we forget what we were just worring about which showes that we have a tendecy just to worry and make questions for ourselves to worry about
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elenaroberts
11-16-2004, 03:30 PM
Yeah,its the same as me.i have a terrible memory and when i forget what ive been thinking about,its worse than thinking!!!i just feel terrible and as if my soul was stuck in somewhere and then i believe if i cant remember it,i will be punished.ITS TERRIBLE!!
SarangHae
11-16-2004, 04:49 PM
I notice that too. When I first had the unwanted thoughts, they gave me this scary feeling. And I knew wat thought it was, the detail of it dat gave me dat feeling. But then .. after like 3 months w/ ocd. Sometimes I got da scary feeling, but then .. after the scary feeling go away, I asked myself .. why i got dat scary feeling? wat was the thought? And I totally forgot wat thought it was. .. I feel like .. the thoughts go really fast or sumthing.
elenaroberts
11-17-2004, 03:58 PM
Yeah sometimes i just dont even know what im thinking,but im thinking.theyre too fast i cant catch them.and sometimes when im solving a problem i feel theres something wrong with the solution even though its true but i feel it and cant get through.
Sunlover
11-17-2004, 07:37 PM
I thought I was the only one!! Then I sit there and try my hardest to remember what I was worried about! Now THAT is ridiculous because I eventually make myself remember, then I worry all the more!
shikyh
11-18-2004, 12:16 AM
yeah, I'll wake up in the morning and feel great and all the sudden say something is wrong with me, I am feeling too good, now what was I obsessing about last night? Then the whole cycle starts over again.