Whats Your OCD?

Ah, i do that too, Well when i play Black ops and i get killed after a long kill streak i will like raise my controller up and i pop both of my wrist at the same time, Its claiming for some reason. O.o

damn, that asshole was you?

My phone has to be in my front left pocket and my wallet in my right back

Don't worry. They don't exist.

Yeah, but I DO IT EVERY TIME I FINISH A SENTENSE, and I can't control that...

The OP is trying too hard

People tend to overuse OCD as a common term for pet peeves or persistent habits. It used to bother me a lot more than it does now, but a lot of things used to bother me a lot more than they do now.

Personally, I was obsessed with odd numbers, and I still greatly prefer them. It's not as bad as it once was, but I still feel anxiety if I'm in a situation where I can't avoid even number, i.e. I'm at the gas station on my way to work and the only open pump is even numbered and I don't have time to wait. I can do it now, but it's difficult, and I start to have thoughts about what kind of bad thing might happen if I don't find some way to... make the overall value of the situation an odd number, I guess is the only way to put it. Which doesn't make sense even to me when I say it, and is somewhat difficult to explain. At some point I became obsessed with giving things numeric value; for example, when I was in a room, I would give that room a value based on several different factors, but mostly on the number of things in it and comprising it, each one having a value based on it's relative importance at the time or how much it stood out to me. If I came to the result that a room was an even room, I felt uncomfortable in it.
I don't think that this is a healthy way to behave or think, and it's been several years since it's been that bad.

The other part of it that is really annoying is the insistent thoughts, which can come at very annoying times. It used to take me a very long time to actually get to bed, because I'd have to get up and keep checking things, and then lay back down, and realize that laying down this time made it an even number of trips, so I have to go back into the house and adjust something else.

It can be REALLY inconvenient. But like I said, I have it mostly managed now, and I know that nothing bad is going to happen if I don't give in the my compulsions, and most of the time I can control the anxiety that comes from trying to ignore them.

Oh, also, I used to have an issue with cleanliness, but the biggest problem with that was, again, numbers. I mean, I couldn't stand to feel dirty, but what made it worse was that I couldn't take an even number of showers in a day. So I would take a shower when I woke up, then go outside in the summertime, and sweat and get dirty, and have to shower again, but then I would need to shower a third time at some point in the day, and if I got at all dirty again... it just got fucking silly.

Sets of four.
Eight is better, but four is the minimum.
Sixteen isn't bad.
Thirty two is the best.

Same here. It's a mess to everyone but me. I can find anything I need, no matter how "unorganized" it is to some.

i have ocd on anything thats within 3 feet of my body, everything else can do what it wants. and even then i will see certain clean things and think that they should be messy. it can get annoying. very stressful.

Mines a bit weird...

I don't mind my room being messy and disorganized, but outside my room everything must be clean. At other people's houses i'll usually start doing dishes and cleaning the area if it doesnt look clean. Also for stats and numbers 5s and 0s but thats a bit more common

I hate people hate when they mistreat there possesions people and animals.

I hate when someone judges a video game which they never even played and are obsessive over such minor details (example:characters arms being just an inch too short or something being a slightly different shade from how it is irl)

I hate when people stare at me except if its out of love and I am staring back

I hate people talking about me behind my back(even the thought of it makes me uncomfortable).

I hate people who fool around with my feelings and use me

I hate repetitive sounds like water dripping or someone chewing too loud

And I hate being left out of the moment of the group im with leaving me confused and annoyed to whats going on around me.

Always have to check and re-check if I didnt forget to do something important.

Once I walked all the way back to my workplace late at night to make sure I had locked the front door when I left earlier that day.

Internet jargon...

Using one or two letters instead of actual words, like 'u' and 'ur'. Something about it drives me fucking crazy. How hard is it to put a y and o in front of that u? Lazy fucks.

I used to actually point it out, but now I try to ignore it.

I have far, far too many to list. Lately, I've noticed how obsessive I am when it comes to structure. Such as when I play Minecraft, I have to build in the same format, and if anything goes wrong I often have to start over from scratch even if any mistake in my method could be rectified in far less time.

People who hate on big tits...

Being a Perfectionist.

Mine seems to be one that I have not yet come across in other people. Most of the time when I touch something with my left hand, or left part of my body, I have to touch it with my right, vice versa. I am trying to stop it though by walking away when I attempt to do it to make myself understand that nothing will come of doing it because it is pointless.

Also, something more common, specks of dirt or fabric on white sheets or something annoy me and I usually rid of them. Again, I am trying to make myself stop this too.

I know it is when I go shopping( specially food) not so much online shopping.

I always compare and do some math in my head and judge of the level ratio of quality and price.
Also read the ingredients. I always avoid High fructose corn syrup and hydrogenated fats. I feel awhole lot better
since I learn my body just can't handle it and by stomach to the pooper. lol