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I have OCD when it comes to school as well and with necklaces. If your necklace chain, where it comes together, is in front where people can see it, it bugs me. And also if I'm not organized, it drives me up the wall. Also, when I get really nervous, I start to clean or organize...and I'll also start to play with my hands.
Love is much like a wild rose, beautiful and calm, but willing to draw blood in its defense.
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I think I may have it because of "intrusive thoughts" but also, this may be a whole different disorder but, I kinda freak out about germs. Like at school I touch my finger in my ear I get Germex. It is because I am like, "I'm not going to wash my hands to kill so and so." >_< I don't wanna go to a counselor.
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Unless you are doing these things so much that they interfere in your daily life; for example, not leaving the house til you've touched every bit of wood seven times; washing your hands so often that they bleed; refusing to enter a house until you have jumped on the spot seven times... that kind of thing means you should see a counsellor. Otherwise, it's just normal.
I have certain rituals I have to do, however it's not OCD, merely part of my AS. I get twitchy if I don't start my day a certain way, or have to change my routine. ![]() |
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Everyone is obsessive-compulsive. However, like Miranda said, only those who are obsessive compulsive to the highest degree are those that have the 'disorder'.
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Well my little bit of OCD is people who touch and go through my things.
Like my backpack, iPod, binder, drawers or bedroom. A boy took my iPod today and started going through my songs and photos and I got really mad and started freaking out, he kind of had to tell me to calm down. I started shaking and I got pretty worked up over it...
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For example, one person may simply have their morning routines and their day is off if they don't do it exactly. Not intrusive though like being bothered by the order of things and literally obsessing about it until it is adjusted. My obsessive-compulsiveness does actually interfere with my life at times, though it seems to have calmed down now that I am living on my own and can have things the way I need them. The fact that something might be out of order does not bother me as much anymore, though I still do stack and organize things in order to maintain a flat surface and by size/alphabetical order. Overall, its become more organizational than instrusive now since my quirks don't bother me in public settings or at friends' places. |