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I think we can all agree with this...
James May
Won' t entirely know what DCD is, but f know it' s very fashionable to
accuse people of having it f they try and do something properly.
Like . Comment . Share . sha, vvo E 326 . 23 minutes we . 'it
Won' t entirely know what DCD is, but f know it' s very fashionable to
accuse people of having it f they try and do something properly.
Like . Comment . Share . sha, vvo E 326 . 23 minutes we . 'it
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bigmanblue (03/06/2013) [+]
(7 replies)
to damn true
its so fucking irritating hearing random swagtards going "oh i like things neat iv got ocd lol"
or shit like that, it makes me want to just punch these brainless fucks until they bleed
iv even seen people on this site do it "my ocd senses are tingling" fuck you go die in a hole
its so fucking irritating hearing random swagtards going "oh i like things neat iv got ocd lol"
or shit like that, it makes me want to just punch these brainless fucks until they bleed
iv even seen people on this site do it "my ocd senses are tingling" fuck you go die in a hole
#29
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deviroux (03/06/2013) [+]
(23 replies)
Half the people at my school say they have O.C.D., A.D.D., Insomnia, etc. (even though their not diagnosed) to make their boring ass lives seem more interesting.. I just wanna smack everyone with a baseball bat.
#74
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datblkkid (03/06/2013) [+]
(4 replies)
OCD - Obsessive-compulsive disorder: obsessions or compulsions cause marked distress to the individual. People often feel humiliation and shame regarding these behaviors. The rituals are time consuming and interfere with normal routine, social activities, and relationships with others.
OCPD - Obsessive-compulsive Personality disorder: Individuals who are preoccupied with orderliness, perfectionism, control, neatness, and the achievement of perfection.
-Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 2009
OCPD - Obsessive-compulsive Personality disorder: Individuals who are preoccupied with orderliness, perfectionism, control, neatness, and the achievement of perfection.
-Essentials of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 2009
#42
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gameshredder (03/06/2013) [-]
And then there's those who keep telling themselves they have OCD when they want to fix something, and then everything about them is fucked up and messy.
i have a symptom called CDO, wich is like OCD, but all the letters are in alphabetical order, like they should be
#70
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victoriaowsnett (03/06/2013) [-]
Everyone in my sixth form has self-diagnosed OCD because they use file dividers.
I call it OCO because I can't see what's disorderly about it.
#13
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icelandicjesus (03/06/2013) [+]
(5 replies)
That awkward moment when I actually have diagnosed OCD.
:l
:l
Read this yesterday at facebook, James May is actually quite intelligent
Says James May, the person who wanted to kill whoever put a pink Lego block in the red Lego brick, when they built a full sized Lego house for Man Lab.
#80
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arbazio (03/06/2013) [-]
Ahh, all OP's are know for having this.. It's known as "Obsessive Cock Disorder. It's very severe. OP is a faggot
#122
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hauntzor ONLINE (03/07/2013) [+]
(3 replies)
I feel the same way about "sufferers" of ADD/ADHD these days.
Most of them are annoying, shit-brained high schoolers who diagnose themselves with it so they can act like morons without getting trouble for it because "I can't help it! My brain doesn't work like that!".
It fucking infuriates me.
Most of them are annoying, shit-brained high schoolers who diagnose themselves with it so they can act like morons without getting trouble for it because "I can't help it! My brain doesn't work like that!".
It fucking infuriates me.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a brain-based anxiety disorder that causes considerable suffering and impairment.
What's an Obsession?
Obsessions are ideas, thoughts, impulses, or images that keep coming back. They are not enjoyable, rather obsessions are unwanted and upsetting, causing severe anxiety or distress. The content of these obsessions is sometimes grouped into different areas, including: aggression (fears of harming others), contamination (fears of being dirty), sex, religion, and exactness. What separates OCD obsessions from normal obsessions experienced by everyone are the frequency, intensity, and discomfort. OCD sufferers attach much greater meaning and threat to these thoughts than others. The obsessions won't just "go away."
What's a Compulsion?
In order to cope with the obsessions, people with OCD engage in repeated behaviors or thoughts, known as compulsions, to make themselves feel safer. Compulsions are rituals that the person believes reduce the risk of the obsessions coming true, or at least reduce the anxiety they produce. However, the compulsions are not really useful. They do not prevent the feared consequence or are clearly excessive. Compulsions or rituals take up so much time that they get in the way of work, school, and family obligations.
What's an Obsession?
Obsessions are ideas, thoughts, impulses, or images that keep coming back. They are not enjoyable, rather obsessions are unwanted and upsetting, causing severe anxiety or distress. The content of these obsessions is sometimes grouped into different areas, including: aggression (fears of harming others), contamination (fears of being dirty), sex, religion, and exactness. What separates OCD obsessions from normal obsessions experienced by everyone are the frequency, intensity, and discomfort. OCD sufferers attach much greater meaning and threat to these thoughts than others. The obsessions won't just "go away."
What's a Compulsion?
In order to cope with the obsessions, people with OCD engage in repeated behaviors or thoughts, known as compulsions, to make themselves feel safer. Compulsions are rituals that the person believes reduce the risk of the obsessions coming true, or at least reduce the anxiety they produce. However, the compulsions are not really useful. They do not prevent the feared consequence or are clearly excessive. Compulsions or rituals take up so much time that they get in the way of work, school, and family obligations.