kah80 wrote:Wow, I've never known anyone with the same sex problem as me before! It's very interesting. Even your post made me worry. Not your fault! But because you said now you 'only' do it at weekends. It's been 3 weeks for us and my period is due any day so soon it will be 4 weeks. That scares the hell out of me. I am convinced we'll break up.
Sorry, I didn't mean to worry you! Sometimes we miss it out when I have my period. Your partner does sound like they have a very low sex drive. Some people just do.
kah80 wrote:I am nervous and excited, although we've just had a huge argument. Actually we've argued 3 times this week. Sometimes I wonder if I have ROCD or if it's 'normal' to doubt her love because we argue so much.
Planning a wedding can be very stressful and I'm not surprised you've had a few arguments. OCD is sometimes called the doubting disease, so of course you doubt your relationship. Things like weddings really make you think about the relationship too. You obviously love them though.
I'm writing this post and then I'm setting myself a goal of not even checking the forum today - let alone posting!
OCDemons wrote:I've had this obsession too. Spent so long researching online it ate up loads of my time. I was obsessed that in was dating someone with NPD.After reading about NPD for hours my ocd over the next few weeks would scan back through memories linking loads of incidents up and causing me to spike. Its a tough obsession as everybody has traits of some personality disorders and ur ocd trying to protect u will eventually associate something to those traits.
What helped me was when my psychiatrist told me that everybody has traits of personality disorders but in someone who actually has one it is the shear dominance of these traits that distinguishes someone with one.Again ocd polarises things when in fact a lot of things are on a continuim.
Hey, another person with a PD obsession! I found that I could relate to lots of traits of various personality disorders and the more I read, the more I questioned whether I could have them. My psychiatrist and CPN also said that once you go down that road you can identify with practically all of the traits. I was terrified that I had NPD, BPD, StPD, PPD, AvPD, DPD and OCPD at various points and I'm still unsure as to whether my psychiatrist is withholding information so I stop researching them (he secretly thinks I have one and it's written in my notes), or whether he's simply missed the fact that I do have one.
In fact, I'm doubting OCD right now because I can see the funny side of it. It's utterly absurd!