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impostor syndrome with suspected (moral) ocd for us is being so sure of it for so long and wanting to get a diagnosis but “we don’t fit (insert symptom) so we’re faking and that’s bad and we’re a horrible creature”
which I’m pretty sure is a symptom in and of itself the whole. if I’m not 100% right about what I say I am im lying and a horrible creature and bad things will happen but that’s ok :)
~⭐️🛸
imposter syndrome when you have ocd is...
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Haha you're so silly I couldn't possibly have ocd you see just saying it would mean minimizing and insulting the symptoms of those other millions of people that obviously do actually have it because my thing it's just my head doing weird things and I'd be an asshole and the worst person ever and I can't even fathom the idea or I'd go instantly to super hell and
Hi so I wanted to ask those with OCD about this. This has been sitting in my drafts a really long time, I decided to just post it now because I'm tired of waiting-
So, I do not have access to a therapist or a doctor or anyone professional to diagnose me. I'm 14 with no money of my own + a professional diagnosis would not be safe to get since I live in America and they're doing some wild shit over here. I might genuinely get institutionalized when I don't need it. However, I have noticed OCD adjacent symptoms in myself, particularly moral OCD I believe is what it's called. I've also seen it called moral scrutiny OCD? Idk what the correct term is.
I was way more confident self-diagnosing with ADHD and autism because I have a LOT of proof. Apart from the signs I've seen in myself, my family has genetic history. My mom has ADHD and autism, one brother has autism, the other has ADHD, several aunts and uncles have ADHD or autism or both, multiple cousins are autistic, etc. Big majority of my family has it. I've already done thorough research too.
The problems I have with self-diagnosing OCD are the following:
-No family history, as far as I know.
-It's a heavily misunderstood condition.
-I don't want to be wrong about having it and accidentally contribute to the misunderstanding of the condition.
-I don't want to be invading on OCD spaces.
-Less of a serious reason ig but I don't wanna seem like one of those "I'm so OCD I need everything organized" people. I don't wanna look like I'm assigning myself a disorder just because I have one trait. I do NOT just have one trait I promise you.
I've already been researching and it really does seem like I have it, I just am really nervous about self-diagnosing. So how exactly would I go about doing that?
That's all, thanks! ^^
Little vent from us. We are kinda going through some shit rn.
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gang I think I have contamination ocd
guys is it normal to wipe your hands after touch “the public things” and even use hand sanitizer after using the remote because you can feel the germs? is it normal to have once had a period so severe you used your feet to open doors and gates and eventually becoming impressively dexterous with your feet because you couldn’t touch the public things with your hands?
is it normal to have once gone into some catatonic state after your sister (the house’s most contaminated person) threw the remote (the house’s most contaminated object) at you and it touched you and you could physically feel the “germs” spread rapidly across your body?
is it normal that as I’m typing this there is this very persistent feeling that I’m spreading germs onto my bed because I’m sitting on it in my contaminated clothes?
I’d say more but the subject is so distressing to me I can’t actually talk about it
oh well off to take a shower! Something I mentioned in an earlier post to have been a compulsion! I wOnDeR wHy
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I keep trying to figure out if I have OCD but I can never be certain that I have compulsions. I definitely have intrusive thoughts, but they don't appear to consistently cause me to do things (there are certain scenarios where that IS the case, but as I said, it's not consistent).
It's so tiring trying to figure it out.
@ people who’ve been professionally diagnosed with ocd:
This question comes from my (second-hand) knowledge of the way in which diagnoses such as autism can impact on a person’s life, such as potentially barring them from accessing gender-affirming healthcare, or immigrating to certain countries, or other things like that.
Do any of you think there are particular problems like this that arise from an ocd diagnosis? For example, could getting an ocd diagnosis lead to similar problems with accessing healthcare and the like? I know having a diagnosis will most likely significantly impact the way people around me, such as coworkers and employers and health professionals, treat me as opposed to if I don’t get a diagnosis.
On the other hand, are there any benefits to getting a diagnosis (besides that you know that there’s a confirmed second opinion that you do in fact have ocd)?
I hate potentially having ocd
like wdym the initial symptom i opened up about (the compulsion to touch things twice or else i feel an aura similar to discomfort (best way i can describe it) is acting up (i now have to constantly flex my hand muscles or tap(and at times, smack) the computer mouse on the table or else i get that same feeling)
Wdym it contributed to me being a shitty person between 2017-2022
Wdym it's the reason i always wanna start over on everything
Wdym it's the reason i need to hide on an alt account to break off any attachments platonic or not
wdym it also contributed to my attachment issues
and there could be so many more things i just can't think of or don't know are ocd
like i've suspected it for years?? (well my mom has, but i didn't believe her until i finally looked more into it this month) but it just?? bleghh
