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Not an expert so don't take my word as any kind of diagnosis or medical advice: but OCD is usually characterized by the obsessivecompulsion. Having a strong preference for something and being upset when it doesn't turn out how you like is not usually an OCD thing. Could be some other kind of neuro-atypical situation, but OCD is usually like. "If I don't lock my bike up properly it might roll down the hill and kill someone, I need to triple check that my bike is locked the right way". It's an extreme form of anxiety that causes compulsive behavior. If that doesn't sound like you, then it's either something else or just a personality quirk. What makes you prefer Pokemon with neutral natures specifically? They're often not prized in competitive battles so if I had to guess it's a either a desire for all things to be balanced, or a dislike towards the idea of one stat being lowered even if another is raised.
As for me; I get very immersed in my games and I've always liked the idea of Natures. Not really the implementation unfortunately, but the idea of matching certain Pokemon to certain personalities always seemed cool. If the games were more ambitious, it would be awesome to see a game where Adamant Pokemon act more headstrong while Timid Pokemon try to hide.
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As an avid manga reader I usually named my protagonists after the manga. Black 2 and White 2's excuse for those character's names was kind of silly though so I stopped doing it around there. Black 2 was the code name of an interpol agent and White 2 was the code name of a former Plasma Grunt.
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She / Her
Others don't get to dictate what's normal and what isn't. It's something we decide for ourselves.