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magicalsteve ONLINE (06/24/2014) [-] The reactions of the crowd irritate me, I don't think that's the proper response for what he's expressing through this
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ompalomper (06/24/2014) [-] no, NO! NOT AGAIN! I COULD BARELY HANDLE IT THE FIRST TIME AND I DON'T WANNA SEE IT AGAIN.
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manofparody (06/24/2014) [-] Some of those are his actual ticks. He has OCD and has been going through therapy. See link for more.
brandonsneed.com/neil-hilborns-spoken-word-performance-of-ocd-is-one-of-the-most-powerful-things-ive-ever-seen-which-is-probably-why-it-went-viral-who-is-this-guy-and-where-did-that-poem-come-from-2/
brandonsneed.com/neil-hilborns-spoken-word-performance-of-ocd-is-one-of-the-most-powerful-things-ive-ever-seen-which-is-probably-why-it-went-viral-who-is-this-guy-and-where-did-that-poem-come-from-2/
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jokesexplain (06/24/2014) [-] Oh that's not the only thing that is wrong.
Look at the 3rd paperclip from the right, its off.
Look at the first pen, slightly down.
And then the 2nd object from the right Can't remember it's name. the writing is slightly visible, as well, as the pen being a tad up.
2/10 would never let organize my stuff
Look at the 3rd paperclip from the right, its off.
Look at the first pen, slightly down.
And then the 2nd object from the right Can't remember it's name. the writing is slightly visible, as well, as the pen being a tad up.
2/10 would never let organize my stuff
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thahobomaster (06/24/2014) [-]
No, it was to show that you don't have OCD simply because you prefer things aligned properly.
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jackmanagan (06/23/2014) [-] im paranoid about locks and things that should be turned off.
i will check that doors are locked like 5 times, take a few steps away convince myself i didnt do it right and check the lock again.
and will turn off oven or headlights then stare at them until i know its for sure off or keep hitting the off button
doubt its ocd but i HAVE to do it or i get all uneasy
i will check that doors are locked like 5 times, take a few steps away convince myself i didnt do it right and check the lock again.
and will turn off oven or headlights then stare at them until i know its for sure off or keep hitting the off button
doubt its ocd but i HAVE to do it or i get all uneasy
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hecatonchires (06/24/2014) [-] I too have this, it's not ocd. Yeah you'll feel uneasy at first but the feeling always quickly disappears after a while and you're still able to go on with your day. True ocd is when you can't stop thinking about it, your whole ******* day is ruined and you HAVE to check it or you almost have a panic attack.
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theXsjados (06/23/2014) [-]
If you understand that it's unreasonable to have to repeatedly check the locks, even though you know the door is locked, and you understand that the sensation is a product of your mind, then you have true OCD.
www.psychiatry.org/obsessive-compulsive-disorder
www.psychiatry.org/obsessive-compulsive-disorder
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puppyfood (06/24/2014) [-] OCd Has almost nothing to do with having things in lines. OCD is opening and closing a door 7 times before you can go to bed. Or turning a light on and of 5 times before leaving your house.
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mrrandomness (06/24/2014) [-] same with "OHH AHAH SHREK CAME OUT 10 YEARS AGO IM SO FRIIICKEN OLD XXD"
meanwhile an 80 year old man has just completely forgotten the name of his first born child due to Alzheimers
meanwhile an 80 year old man has just completely forgotten the name of his first born child due to Alzheimers
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mrrandomness (06/24/2014) [-] im talking about people in there 20's thinking their old when really they have only lived 1/4 of their life.
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tylosaurus ONLINE (06/24/2014) [-] Or 3/4 of their life dependant on their health and other things.
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anon (06/24/2014) [-]
It still sort of bugs me how the Internet as a whole doesn't understand what OCD actually is, so there's a long running (too long) joke that anything out of place makes your "OCD act up." My brother has been diagnosed with OCD since he was a kid, and that's not how it manifests at all. In his case, he compulsively has to "even out" (how he first described it) anything that touches the right side of his body by touching the left side in the same place. OCD isn't about wanting things to be symmetric or nicely aligned - that's just natural for anyone to like, because it's pleasing to the eye. For something to truly be OCD, it has to be Obsessive and Compulsive (it's in the name, clever, right?), not just a preference for something (order) over something else (disorder).
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ieatbengay (06/24/2014) [-] ok tards
a lot of you think ocd is checking taps in your house are off 1000 times and switching lights on a off but let me tell you something about disorders like this (tourettes, ocd, etc)
they're all pretty much unique to an individual, there are ocd people fear the number 13 in every way imaginable, people who need to take an even number of steps all the time, people who have 'evil' thoughts that they can't ignore
you can't define ocd
a lot of you think ocd is checking taps in your house are off 1000 times and switching lights on a off but let me tell you something about disorders like this (tourettes, ocd, etc)
they're all pretty much unique to an individual, there are ocd people fear the number 13 in every way imaginable, people who need to take an even number of steps all the time, people who have 'evil' thoughts that they can't ignore
you can't define ocd
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tombobbusama (06/24/2014) [-] I'm not really OCD, I'm just hella paranoid. Whenever I'm outside I have to check every five minutes to check that, yes, my phone is still playing through the headphones and no one else can hear. And if I have to be somewhere, I will check the date and time with you like twenty times. Just in case.
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anon (06/24/2014) [-]
OCD has various levels of severity. Keeping your pens neat may seem like a non-issue, but if you lose sleep over it, it might be obsessive-compulsive behavior.
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redstonealchemist (06/24/2014) [-] i have OCD, aspergers syndrome and autistic spectrum disorder
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idoliam (06/24/2014) [-] It's also annoying when people claim to have ADD/ADHD when they are bored. I can't do one thing at a time because I can't focus. Sometimes I overload myself with multitasking and have fits of rage. Also, I have a hard time carrying on conversation. I can be really interested but I have a tendency to walk away mid-conversation because I zoned out entirely and found something else to do. Or have a complete conversation but remember none of it because I was too busy fiddling with everything around me and trying to stand still.
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veirianmayne (06/28/2014) [-] Or start off a topic about whether grey or white rabbits are cuter, and thirty minutes later evolved the conversation into a full on political discussion involving, WWII, religion, racism and sexism because you bunny trail on every fifth word?
It's like how I have to have music going whilst driving, otherwise I get distracted with something and can't focus on the road properly.
And then some ******** mother has her kid screaming in the hall throwing a tantrum somewhere and looks at everyone and is like. I'm sorry, he's really high strung, he has ADD/ADHD.
No, he's a brat, and the guy over there goofing around using the excuse? He's an idiot, and the girl giggling over there hysterically? She just finds **** too funny.
It's like how I have to have music going whilst driving, otherwise I get distracted with something and can't focus on the road properly.
And then some ******** mother has her kid screaming in the hall throwing a tantrum somewhere and looks at everyone and is like. I'm sorry, he's really high strung, he has ADD/ADHD.
No, he's a brat, and the guy over there goofing around using the excuse? He's an idiot, and the girl giggling over there hysterically? She just finds **** too funny.
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anon (06/24/2014) [-]
I think there are different reasons. For example mine isn't because I have to be extremely organized; I have an extremely difficult time breaking out of schedules I create. I have eaten the exact same thing for breakfast and lunch every single day for the past two years.
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lolfacejimmy (06/24/2014) [-]
there is different severities of every disorder you just described the faker and the extream that's like saying there is only 2 levels of hunger full and near death
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buttkickerboy (06/24/2014) [-] my finger is itchy... *itch*
now i have to make my other finger itchy... *itch*
now i have to make my first finger itchy without itching it
so it can be equal.
now i need to make all my fingers itchy but on both hands with
the same process for every other finger... **** i itched to hard,
now i have to lightly itch every other finger for it to be equal.
**** its on odd number, now i have to do it all again.
now i have to make my other finger itchy... *itch*
now i have to make my first finger itchy without itching it
so it can be equal.
now i need to make all my fingers itchy but on both hands with
the same process for every other finger... **** i itched to hard,
now i have to lightly itch every other finger for it to be equal.
**** its on odd number, now i have to do it all again.
