🜌Definition: a subtype of Harm OCD involving persistent, unwanted intrusive thoughts centered on sexual harm occurring to oneself, not caused by oneself. The perceived source of harm is non-specific or variable, often shifting. This can includes strangers, briefly encountered individuals, imagined figures, or undefined entities.
🜋 Sexual Intrusion Fear (Known-Individual)
🜌Definition: a subtype of Harm OCD involving persistent, unwanted intrusive thoughts centered on sexual harm occurring to oneself, not caused by oneself. Where the perceived source of harm is a specific, real person the individual recognizes or encounters repeatedly (e.g., coworkers, classmates, neighbors, acquaintances). The thoughts are intrusive and often attached to real individuals with or without evidence of threat.
ಐInspired by @ladysuccubus's Harm OCD flag
🔸Terms exclusive for people with OCD
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Below the cut are the colours' meanings
-First flag:
+Top and middle stripe: Shadow and the unconscious. Represents the intrusive, uninvited nature of the thoughts. The way they loom in the background or surface without warning or consent, creeping up on you unexpectedly throughout the day.
+2nd stripe: The weight of distress. Represents the emotional toll, anxiety, and gravity of managing heavy, taboo, or terrifying intrusive themes. The vulnerability your mind put on your body (the flesh), the fear and frustration that came with mentally protecting it.
+3rd stripe: The core self and resilience. Placed to represent the actual person underneath the condition. It symbolizes solidarity, internal processing, and the quiet endurance it takes to live with a brain that plays tricks on you. Taking the calmness when you don't have it, while still having the desperation for peace of mind.
-2nd flag:
+Top and middle stripe: The shadow of the threat. The intrusive presence of real-world individuals forcing their way into your mental space as a perceived threat. It symbolizes the dark, heavy boundary line your mind builds to keep that threat contained.
+2nd stripe: Hyper-vigilance and resentment. Representing the frustration and anger of having your mind hijacked by someone you hate or fear. And the exhausting mental friction of constantly being on guard around someone who "inhabits" your thoughts against your will.
+3rd stripe: The emotional bruising and violation of comfort that happens when a real-world setting (like school, work, or daily life) feels compromised by these intrusive thoughts. It symbolizes the internal struggle to reclaim your sense of personal safety from real-life triggers.
