[bid:3] On a scale from 1-10, how OCD are you about things?

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Mead

04/15/2017 06:29:08 AM

04/15/2017

06:29 AM

I'm probably like a three

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usui88

04/15/2017 07:05:11 AM

04/15/2017

07:05 AM

"5 7 6" was the first thing I noticed and it's seriously bothering me.

So that amount.

Living like this is a full-time business.

Krazy_Kirby

04/15/2017 08:14:46 AM

04/15/2017

08:14 AM

around 3. when i organize my physical games i like to put them in alphabetical order and stack them neatly. when building with lego's i like to make it symmetrical.

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Ultima_Dragoon

04/15/2017 08:25:17 AM

04/15/2017

08:25 AM

Your poll irks me a little bit

BTB

04/15/2017 11:00:29 AM

04/15/2017

11:00 AM

It bothers me when people use the term "OCD" to describe minor quirks. That's not what OCD is. OCD is when those quirks *ruin your fucking life*. It's like calling any minor illness AIDS.

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Mead

04/15/2017 11:01:33 AM

04/15/2017

11:01 AM

BTB posted...

It bothers me when people use the term "OCD" to describe minor quirks. That's not what OCD is. OCD is when those quirks *ruin your fucking life*. It's like calling any minor illness AIDS.

Then consider 10 clinically diagnosed OCD :P

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KJ StErOiDs

04/15/2017 11:07:43 AM

04/15/2017

11:07 AM

Gah...this is one thing that's really hard for me to rank.

Maybe a 7/10

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wwinterj25

04/15/2017 12:19:49 PM

04/15/2017

12:19 PM

Probably around a 2. I always put things back where they belong and hate when others don't do the same. This isn't a bad thing though as that way things won't get lost. I also have a set way how I do daily tasks such as washing pots, brushing my teeth and so on. I suppose with age being set in your ways is normal though.

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gguirao

04/15/2017 01:11:20 PM

04/15/2017

01:11 PM

5/10

I have some routines and like to keep things in order.

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dancer62

04/15/2017 01:13:30 PM

04/15/2017

01:13 PM

#10

I like to get to venues early to get organized. Ditto for classes, get my multimedia stuff set up and organize materials a half-hour before students arrive.

Other than that, normal academic, have trouble allocating horizontal surfaces, piles of stuff everywhere office and home.

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SunWuKung420

04/15/2017 01:17:43 PM

04/15/2017

01:17 PM

#11

Zero.

I'm either failing at a silly joke or trying to help.
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04/15/2017 01:39:32 PM

04/15/2017

01:39 PM

#12

gguirao posted...

5/10

I have some routines and like to keep things in order.

Put a lid down on it, Save it for a another night.

Serras

04/15/2017 02:39:06 PM

04/15/2017

02:39 PM

#13

I dunno, I may legitimately have a minor case of it. I get very anxious about food if I don't follow particular routines while preparing it. Like, I can't touch food after touching non-food. If I'm making a PBJ, I'll need to wash my hands after getting the peanut butter out of the cabinet, even if I had just washed them before getting the bread out.

I've managed to sort this out by using my left hand to touch non-food things and my right hand only for food, but it still results in an awful lot of hand-washing.

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Krazy_Kirby

04/15/2017 08:10:25 PM

04/15/2017

08:10 PM

#14

Serras posted...

I dunno, I may legitimately have a minor case of it. I get very anxious about food if I don't follow particular routines while preparing it. Like, I can't touch food after touching non-food. If I'm making a PBJ, I'll need to wash my hands after getting the peanut butter out of the cabinet, even if I had just washed them before getting the bread out.

I've managed to sort this out by using my left hand to touch non-food things and my right hand only for food, but it still results in an awful lot of hand-washing.

sounds like a bit more than a minor case

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CountessRolab

04/15/2017 08:11:22 PM

04/15/2017

08:11 PM

#15

BTB posted...

It bothers me when people use the term "OCD" to describe minor quirks. That's not what OCD is. OCD is when those quirks *ruin your fucking life*. It's like calling any minor illness AIDS.

This.

https://i.imgur.com/Ux7l21R.jpg

Mead

04/15/2017 08:13:03 PM

04/15/2017

08:13 PM

#16

CountessRolab posted...

BTB posted...

It bothers me when people use the term "OCD" to describe minor quirks. That's not what OCD is. OCD is when those quirks *ruin your fucking life*. It's like calling any minor illness AIDS.

This.

Mead posted...