Anonymous
7/14/2025, 12:08:27 PM No.81823593
I definitely have severe OCD, but I suspect I also have some other disorder, possibly a personality disorder. I tend to get very angry and lash out at my dad. (I've been living alone with him since I was 17, and I am 25 now.) I do this regrettably and feel really guilty and ashamed afterwards. I regularly hug my dad and tell him I love him, but this is a habit we've had since I was little. I actually stopped at one point during middle school, but he felt bad about it and brought it up, so I reverted back. I have low self esteem. I would say I have a decent amount of empathy, but I can suddenly switch to being low empathy, having fantasies about doing nasty things to people. I wouldn't actually act on these fantasies, even if I could get away with it. I feel guilty and ashamed afterwards. The anger outbursts I have typically happen after heightened anxiety, but they usually onset very rapidly. I blame my dad for everything, but then I feel guilty, and blame myself, telling my dad this. I often keep yelling beyond the point my throat hurts.
I recently learned that my uncle has a bad and very obvious case of narcissism. He really creeped me out in 2019, and since then, I've only had a few interactions with him, and he is often emotionally draining, so I make sure to avoid having anything to do with him. Prior to 2019, I would view him as a friend, but get very angry at what I didn't know was his narcissistic bullshit at the time. My grandma was very antisocial, and I grew up in the same household with her. She would make fun of me and tell me nasty shit like I didn't own anything and that nothing was mine, and she was always yelling. My dad couldn't afford to move out with me until I was 17.
I recently learned that my uncle has a bad and very obvious case of narcissism. He really creeped me out in 2019, and since then, I've only had a few interactions with him, and he is often emotionally draining, so I make sure to avoid having anything to do with him. Prior to 2019, I would view him as a friend, but get very angry at what I didn't know was his narcissistic bullshit at the time. My grandma was very antisocial, and I grew up in the same household with her. She would make fun of me and tell me nasty shit like I didn't own anything and that nothing was mine, and she was always yelling. My dad couldn't afford to move out with me until I was 17.
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