Obsession about responsibility for other people, duties, or morals

OCD focused on fear of being a bad person involves recurrent, persistent, unwanted and intrusive thoughts or images about being a bad person.

Fear of being a bad person

Fear of concussions in OCD involves recurrent, persistent, unwanted, and intrusive thoughts related to head trauma/concussion.

Fear of concussions

Excessive apologizing is common in OCD. Often, people with OCD feel the urge to compulsively apologize when it is not needed. 

People with fear of being homeless in OCD may have persistent fears about experiencing homelessness, even if their housing is very secure.

Intense or persistent fears about doing something wrong may be a sign of OCD, falling under the OCD subtype of Responsibility OCD.

Some people with OCD struggle with intense fear of failing. If you have a persistent fear of failing it may be a sign of OCD or Atychiphobia.

A persistent fear of making mistakes can be a sign of a subtype of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) called Responsibility OCD.

People experiencing Responsibility OCD fear of being late are likely to feel intense worry about their actions negatively impacting others.

Fear of being a narcissist in OCD is characterized by intrusive thoughts/images related to displaying the behaviors of a narcissist. 

If you have a consistent nagging feeling as though you are overlooking something vital, it may be a presentation Responsibility OCD. 