Ocd in a relationship

Being in a relationship with someone with OCD could be a very challenging aspect of your relationship, but relationship OCD can be worked upon.

Dating someone with relationship OCD is a challenging situation because your partner can have repetitive thoughts that center on doubts or fears about the relationship.

Being in a marriage with someone with OCD or OCPD can be difficult, especially when the other partner doesn't have that much experience with it. Here are five ways OCPD can hurt a marriage, and what can be done instead.

Do you constantly question your relationship? Are you worried that you may not actually be in love? Here are 10 ways to detect if it's ROCD or am I not in love. This information can help you determine whether or not your concerns are valid and what steps to take next.

Two simple words can destroy your life. Every minute, every second, of every hour all you hear is, "What if?" Every situation is potentially dangerous.

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relationship OCD

Having obsessive jealous thoughts about a partner’s past, to the point of affecting their quality of life, is called retroactive jealousy OCD. Learn more about it here.