Obsessive-compulsive disorder?

Started by Tuomas, Thu 28/06/2007 00:40:11

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Nikolas

Well I just thought of something.

for the past two years that I have internet in my home (for the first time), I tend to check my e-mails every half an hour or something... Talk about phycho there. Like if I miss an e-mail I won't be alive tomorrow or something... Same with forums...

The above actually is only controlled by my work. If I work I shut everything off, and I can go on in days without it, but then I'm simply... back. In short I post daily lots of posts (not only here of course).

ManicMatt

I'll clear my nose just before I go bed, because I'm a light sleeper with a history of breathing problems. (Asthma, hyperventilating) So I like the nasal passage to be as clear as possible.

A whole thread about nose picking hehe!

I also feel a compulsion to twist my wrists so they make a clicking noise. I tend to feel like they need excersise so I do that and they're okay... same with my feet.

bspeers

OCD is a serious condition that interferes significantly in your daily life.

Checking 6 times to make sure the iron is off every day is not OCD.  It's might be compulsive or obsessive, but it isn't a disorder.
I also really liked my old signature.

Tuomas

I also stalk random people

Quote from: Haddas on Thu 28/06/2007 04:05:42
Actually Tuomas, I caught you doing it at Visys place. But that's okay, I do it too. Takes a ninja to spot a ninja.

Oh shit  :-[

space boy

Quote from: TerranRich on Thu 28/06/2007 19:20:58
I developed this obsessive need to save because of many accidents where my computer crashed and I lost everything, so I guess that's not so bad.
Quote from: TheJBurger on Thu 28/06/2007 22:18:03
It must have something to do with the few times I forgot to save my files and then my computer accidently crashed or something, causing me to lose hours of work. Since then, I press "Ctrl + S" constantly, even when I didn't really do anything to the picture.

Exactly the same here. Let me guess: you both used windows 95/98 for a long time?  ;D


Quote from: TheJBurger on Thu 28/06/2007 22:18:03
I also do that reload thing, but I'm not so obsessive about it.

Someone compared it to inserting a new cartridge in a pen after writing one sentence.

TheJBurger

Quote from: space boy on Fri 29/06/2007 10:59:42
Exactly the same here. Let me guess: you both used windows 95/98 for a long time?  ;D
How ever did you guess?  :D

I just thought of something else I do unnecessarily and with a compulsion. If you play Counter-strike, you know what I'm talking about. In that game you press "Q" to switch back to a secondary weapon, incase you run out of ammo in your primary weapon. But for some reason, my fingers keep pressing Q incessantly every few seconds even when I don't need to, which causes me to be switching guns while enemies run out from the corners and kill me.

I try to tell myself to stop pressing Q for no reason, but I can't help myself.  :P

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LUniqueDan

#27
Like progZ wrote in a previous post, don't be so fast adding yourself a label.

Most of the disorders (outside of phobias) can't really get self-diagnose. If you had a real OCD - you were actually posting something more like "my friends are stupids they can't stop telling me that I'm impossible, and now my mum want me to see a psychiatrist. They don't realize how much [choose a compulsion eg.: nose-picking, cleaning hands oftenly...] are important/necessary."

The only thing I can diagnose about you... is a small medicine-student-syndrome. In a daily basis, humans do thousands and thousands of actions. If you start focusing and doing an exhaustive list,  you surely going to discovered a lot of 'signs of disorders'.

Like any of us will find, if  doing the same.
"I've... seen things you people wouldn't believe. Destroyed pigeon nests on the roof of the toolshed. I watched dead mice glitter in the dark, near the rain gutter trap.
All those moments... will be lost... in time, like tears... in... rain."

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