1. Welcome to NoFap! We have disabled new forum accounts from being registered for the time being. In the meantime, you can join our weekly accountability groups.
    Dismiss Notice

Bisexual or HOCD?

Discussion in 'Rebooting - Porn Addiction Recovery' started by Omega909, Oct 11, 2018.

  1. Omega909

    Omega909 Fapstronaut

    36
    17
    8
    Im a 20 year old guy thats been suffering with HOCD. Ive never been attracted to guys before. I never check them out in public like I do with girls. Ive always liked girls. Ive been doing nofap because of the benefits i heard it has on HOCD. I was on my 4th day and relapsed and I had some gay thoughts while I was in the middle of it and I mightve liked it but im not sure. I feel like Im denying it. That same night i got drunk and whacked it again and I got more gay thoughts and i started thinking to myself to just accept that im bisexual. The thing is Im not attracted to guys. The only time I think i am is when im masturbating. I dont want to be bi I want to be a man. I hate having these thoughts I feel so fucked up over them. The more I think about it the more I feel like im starting to like them more and more. Its making me depressed. I feel like less a of a man over this stuff. I was going to talk to this girl that I really like but its making me feel like I dont deserve her that she deserves a real man. I use to watch alot of porn previous to starting nofap I feel like its fucked with my head. I liked some hardcore stuff but nothing illegal or fucked up. I would masturbate alot too. Do I sound Bisexual? Is it possible to turn bisexual? Should I see a therapist?
     
  2. It is possible, but it is more likely that you have begun to have to move on from your normal P to include men. This should receed as you reboot. If however, after the complete reboot you still find yourself thinking of men bisexuality is possible, but I'd cross that bridge when you come to it.
     
  3. BasketCase

    BasketCase Fapstronaut

    It's interesting to see your view on what it means to be bisexual. It's important that you know: There's absolutely nothing wrong with you, bisexual or not. If you find yourself to be bi, that should be something to embrace! A therapist might be able to help you with accepting that part of you, but I'm sure they would discourage you from burying it from your mind. Sexuality is something we can't help and there's no shame in discovering a new side to yours :) That said, people can go through phases as well. The main point is of course - it doesn't matter! :D
     

Share This Page