- Oct 26, 2006
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As a child I had violent thoughts against pets, family members, and my toys. I can remember being on my back looking at my favorite stuffed dog and then suddenly choking it but then stopping it and crying, saying I was sorry. That's one of the few times I acted out on it.
Years went by and I started going to church at about 9 or 10.
By 14 it had started to shift towards being about the Bible or God. I couldn't read it without bad thoughts coming into my mind. I would sit in my room or in the bathroom crying and asking God to make me better. Then I began to worry that the reason God wouldn't make me better was because I was the Anti-Christ and there was no hope for me. This went on until about 20 when I started taking medication after dropping out of college due to this.
The meds weren't strong enough so I was only half-nuts with OCD which they still hadn't diagnosed. It had became less about insulting God as to questioning Him, as I couldn't understand why Jesus let this happen, and so I was constantly reading online and at the library about apologetics. This lasted until lately. I'm now dealing with "Do I really believe in Him?" syndrome. I know God and Jesus are true, but the question is, do I really believe or not. It's hard to explain, but it's painful.
Years went by and I started going to church at about 9 or 10.
By 14 it had started to shift towards being about the Bible or God. I couldn't read it without bad thoughts coming into my mind. I would sit in my room or in the bathroom crying and asking God to make me better. Then I began to worry that the reason God wouldn't make me better was because I was the Anti-Christ and there was no hope for me. This went on until about 20 when I started taking medication after dropping out of college due to this.
The meds weren't strong enough so I was only half-nuts with OCD which they still hadn't diagnosed. It had became less about insulting God as to questioning Him, as I couldn't understand why Jesus let this happen, and so I was constantly reading online and at the library about apologetics. This lasted until lately. I'm now dealing with "Do I really believe in Him?" syndrome. I know God and Jesus are true, but the question is, do I really believe or not. It's hard to explain, but it's painful.
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