We all have OCD

[Easykill]

I have nothing like that anymore. Used to, but my skill in not caring went up.

 

[theklng]

whenever i walk over square tiles or the sidewalk, i have to not step on the lines. whats your bizzare habit?

haha, i do this too whenever i'm not in a hurry.

 

[tomdavi]

I used to scan every word I spoke or even thought to see what the number of letters in it were divisible by, it became a really strange habit, and it took ages to get out of it.

 

[Seydaman]

i must correct people when they are wong on the internet. Its important to me

your grammar is wacked! YOU DIDN'T CAPATIALIZE AND NO PRIODS!!!

 

[IactoSophos]

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Touching something with both sides of my body in exactly the same way - i.e. left little finger taps the wall on the second knuckle, so I have to do the same with the right, in exactly the same way, otherwise I'll have to try again and then reverse so that the left touches the wall in the same way as the mistake on the right hand. This can become a nightmare when I'm in bed and I need to "even out" the touches of my neck on the pillow.

Treading on tarmac on a repaired pavement the same way/amount of times/type of tarmac for each foot...

I used to have incredibly similar things, especially when I was younger. I kind of grew out of it, but when I'm stressed or tired it tends to come back. I also have one where I can't drink from a tap without clenching my left fist. Still can't get out of that one.

Most people have some obsessive compulsive mannerisms, but it's much rarer to have it to an extend where it becomes a disorder. I myself don't think I suffer from it, I just know I'm weird!

 

[ampa451]

i also have perfect pitch which 1) makes me sound like im smug. and 2) is nothing more than music OCD.

 

[Fightgarr]

I will flip the fuck out it I see a pattern on a ceiling that is not symmetrical. I also don't like people touching things in my room unless there's a good reason. I know its comletely anal and stupid but I just start to freak out.

 

[ParkourMcGhee]

Whenever I walk over lines I can't touch the lines/cracks with my footwear... however: I'm allowed if wearing arched footwear to step on the line if it's under my foot but not touching it. I guess a lot of us have walking+logic problems :/ I wonder if it's something to do with the brain. Also I'm absurdly obsessed with not touching anything but food or eating utensils after washing my hands, I don't even like touching the taps if possible.

 

[Hollow Crown]

I have a few weird habits-

I have a routine when I dry myself after coming out the shower. If I don't stick to it for whatever reason, I get back in shower and get myself wet so I can start the whole thing again.

I hate it when doors or drawers or anything of that nature aren't completely closed. If someone comes in my room and doesn't shut the door properly, I have to get up and do it myself.

All the things in my room have a specific place. My phone, MP3 player and wallet always go on my left speaker, the phone being closest to me. My keys go on top of my wallet.

Games and stuff have to all the facing the right way. My ex-girlfriend was n big gamer and she had a gaming wardrobe with this big pull-out drawer with all her games in. She used to do things like not put all the games the right way, or there'd be a PC game in the middle of a load of 360 games. I used to correct it, it drove her crazy.

When I go out, everything goes in the same place. Phone in my right trouser pocket, wallet and bus pass in the left. Keys in my right jacket pocket, my rolling tin, tobacco and lighter in the inner jacket pocket.

I think thats about it.

 

[bermyduck]

I constantly straighten things that are already level or straight, I arranged the sugars at the dinner table in order of colour and size. I eat my meals in a clockwise direction around my plate starting with the greenest vegetable i have. I'm actually not OCD when it comes to gaming tho...weird.

 

[Ace of Spades]

When my teacher erases the board and doesn't erase one small mark I get irritated and can only focus at that one spot on the board.

I knew I wasn't the only one who hates that!

 

[ampa451]

i grow attached to little meaningless objects

 

[Nivag the Owl]

What? I don't have obsessive compulsions.

 

[Drake the Dragonheart]

Yes whenever I play an RPG I just have to kill every enemy, open every chest and door, explore every last corner of a map, etc.

 

[Flap Jack452]

when i play videogames i have a really annoying OCD. I absolutley HAVE to have a full ammo clip. This usually leads to me getting killed in online games like CoD because im vulnerable because i constantly reload.

 

[zacaron]

The knives on the magnetic knife rack. I feel this irresistible urge to arrange them by size, shape and manufacturer. No, I'm not a psychopath.

yes I have a similar problem I feel the need to orginise my things in some sort of order not just pile of games pile of books pile of knives

 

[Danny Ocean]

I like to keep the battlefield clean and tidy. Red corpses over here, blue corpses over there, all guns on one big pile..

Don't forget to put out the flaming detritus, that stuff's dangerous.

Also;

Is it bad that I didn't get that shot straight away?

Reminds me of my RPG games on Metal Gear Online.

I found that extremely funny for some reason.

Please use this button.

 

[Dead Bird]

if I look one way i must look the other way, if I suck the spit out of the left side of my mouth i must suck it out on the top, botton and the left too. the same goes for almost everything..
if I crack a finger (make the crack noise not acctually breaking my finger) I must crack the 9 others or i will loose my mind.

 

[VGKoopa]

I have this issue where I must untangle cords or wires or strings and the like. I also find myself fidgeting with the seatbelts in the car so that they're straightened.

 

[DND Judgement]

I also have a habit to start sentences with capital letters.. it's weird.

Where's the capitol on "it's"....?