Do i have OCD?

[Granite]

Exactly the same over here, when my dad turns the volume up and its on a odd number i tell him to turn it up by 1 lol

im like "1 more dad"

oah its kinda like me but mine has to be a 5 or 10 ...
45 50 55 60 dont really know why

[Sonoe]

Well i mean i dont think its a mjor problem but for me its i walk int o a room and i forget why i walk in weird or i have coke in my hand but i search for the coke for like 2 mins until i can finally realize.

[Nero]

lol i guess we all have these strange habits

like Art, if i accidently scratch something i make sure i smooth it out or rub it lol, nothing like a tree, like my desk or my school books.

[Greyone]

My freind had it to
All his game cases had to be inline or he would be all on edge

exactly

some people describe their "habits" as something they have to do or else everything could go wrong
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luckily my sis is going to be on meds soon

[Soul9656]

I think i have OCD because i noticed whenever i do something such as spin to the right or do something in one direction i always have a very strong urge to do it in the opposite direction to "balance it".

It happens a lot when i play video games cuz if i push the right button on the d-pad a lot I feel i have to push the d-pad to the left to even it.

God... I thought I was the only one. From as far back as I can remember, upto about when I was 14 or 15, I did the exact same thing. I still feel like I have to balance out things I do every once in a while. But I had it horribly, I remember I smashed my toe on the wall one day, and I couldnt help myself but to kick the wall with my other foot just so it would feel right. I couldnt scratch my ass with one hand without reaching down and scratching the opposite cheek with the opposite hand.

Anyway dude, all you have to do, is fight the urge, and keep yourself from doing it. The only thing I found to help me was to stop myself from doing **** like that. If you really feel like you need to balance it out, try to keep your mind off it, and force yourself not do it. Eventually it becomes easier to do and then you just completely forget about it.

If you fight it, you will win eventually. I did.

And now, I can freely scratch any cheek with any hand and not have the urge to balance it out.

[Davee]

I can't stand open doors. It has to be shut. Not even a tiny bit open. Every so often i will just walk over to it, just to make sure it's properly closed.

[PSPgamer512]

I think i have OCD because i noticed whenever i do something such as spin to the right or do something in one direction i always have a very strong urge to do it in the opposite direction to "balance it".

It happens a lot when i play video games cuz if i push the right button on the d-pad a lot I feel i have to push the d-pad to the left to even it.

i did that when i was little, but then
i got sick of it and started to try to stop. surprisingly it took i long time to quit but i dont do it any more

[Sonoe]

Yeh i mean you like kind of train yourself i mean for example you bite your nails when youre old then stop i mean its just how the mind works i guess WIERD ?>?>?>?>?>? :)

[-TheSilenceOfNoOne-]

Well i mean i dont think its a mjor problem but for me its i walk int o a room and i forget why i walk in weird or i have coke in my hand but i search for the coke for like 2 mins until i can finally realize.

Thats short term memory, not OCD. -.-

[SpiderJames]

Whenever Im in a pitch dark room, I collapse and fall asleep almost immediatley.

My friends like to tie me up and lock me in closets just so they can draw on me when I pass out. Once they forgot and I opened up the door, one of them looked back and said "Oh crap! Hes awake!!!" and everyone started to run away

[Siouxsie]

Thats short term memory, not OCD. -.-

I'd just call it being a mild retard.

[Grimfate126]

every time i look sharply in a direction, i have to look in the opposite direction just as sharply.