Hi there Jay! I'm new to this forum and most of the things you've explained I have been through and going through! You are not alone! and you might even realize other stuff that made you feel like this before, like other topics. it'll make you feel calmer(at least it did for me) bc you might see a similarity. I didn't realize it until a a year ago. It's still hard but try talking to a therapist. That's what I'm doing. I have my first appointment soon and I'm pretty excited. Hope all is well!
Hi there Jay....as you can see on the forum HOCD is pretty common. Sometimes I feel like cutting and pasting my response. But every person is different.
This is what I always tell people. I believe that being gay, hetero, or bi has a basis in genetics. We are either born this way or we are not. The thing about the transsexual porn is that it was something different and sex of any kind is arousing. What I always tell people is that if I were to watch regular porn there is going to be girls with girls...that is just how it is most of the time, and if I had an orgasm during the girl on girl part, does that make me gay? No it doesn't because it isn't the players that is turning me on but rather the content. Hopefully that makes sense to you.
As for the touching...all kids do that and people with OCD sometimes have triggers in their past that bring out current thoughts. For example, and this is very embarassing but when I was 7 I wet my pants in a very public place. I then spent my college years always looking for a bathroom because I was irrationally thinking it would happen again. Right after I left a bathroom I had to go back in, that is how bad it was. So you see how those things can affect us down the road.
You stated that you are not attracted to guys therefore you are not gay. What you don't want to do is try to overanalyze every situation you find yourself in. Comparing ourselves to the same sex is very natural just try to nip any irrational thoughts in the bud. Don't let them continue. When the "What if" starts, just say "STOP" in your head or something like "NO, I"M NOT GOING THERE AGAIN, NOW MOVE ON." These are statements that fall under self-coaching. It is a very powerful tool.
Lastly, if you continue to have problems then seeing a psychologist will help you. Try to find someone that teaches cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Take a deep breath, I don't think you are gay. If you were, you would know it and would simply accept it.
Take care.