Can HOCD appear to virgin people and to people that never dated, but even with the lack of experience in relationship and sex they were always sure and aware of their own sexual orientation? I never questioned my sexuality before HOCD, after I get the accusation of being a lesbian just because I got rejected by a lot of men i liked. I only have crushes on guys and always masturbated and have only romantic fantasies with men, and i only masturbated while having in front of me pictures of the men I like. So it turns always out to me that I am straight, even if I am virgin and never dated and men ever rejected me, i still got into them. But hocd can happen to people like me???
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience with HOCD. It sounds tough, especially when it makes you question things you've always been sure of. Yes, HOCD can happen to anyone, regardless of their sexual experience or relationship history. It's just intrusive thoughts messing with your head. But remember, your sexual orientation is about what feels right to you, not what these thoughts try to make you believe. And it's great that you've thought about your past attractions and fantasies-they're valid experiences of your true orientation. But if HOCD is getting overwhelming, consider talking to a therapist who specializes in OCD or LGBTQ+ issues. They can help you get through this. Take care!
Can HOCD appear to virgin people and to people that never dated, but even with the lack of experience in relationship and sex they were always sure and aware of their own sexual orientation?
I never questioned my sexuality before HOCD, after I get the accusation of being a lesbian just because I got rejected by a lot of men i liked. I only have crushes on guys and always masturbated and have only romantic fantasies with men, and i only masturbated while having in front of me pictures of the men I like. So it turns always out to me that I am straight, even if I am virgin and never dated and men ever rejected me, i still got into them.
But hocd can happen to people like me???
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience with HOCD. It sounds tough, especially when it makes you question things you've always been sure of.
Yes, HOCD can happen to anyone, regardless of their sexual experience or relationship history. It's just intrusive thoughts messing with your head. But remember, your sexual orientation is about what feels right to you, not what these thoughts try to make you believe.
And it's great that you've thought about your past attractions and fantasies-they're valid experiences of your true orientation. But if HOCD is getting overwhelming, consider talking to a therapist who specializes in OCD or LGBTQ+ issues. They can help you get through this. Take care!