Idk if it's ocd, but I always have to check that the back door in my house is locked 3 or 4 times before I leave the house.

nope

I do! I talk to myself, use to walk in circles in my bedroom before sleep and tend to organize the world in my mind how I wish it would be in real life. Do you have anything in common?

I'm not actually OCD... but there are lots of little things that I do which may be likened to the attributes of somebody with OCD that I won't care to mention.

I do. It sucks.

There's a difference between being obsessive about certain things and having OCD, so I have a feeling most of y'all who are saying yes are doing the most.

I don't have OCD.

I do It's tough. I get intrusive thoughts about things that totally repulse me. I can handle checking the locks a bunch of times or recounting things, but the intrusive thoughts totally suck.

This. When I started having those types of thoughts, I got scared.

I was diagnosed with it.

Yep. I was diagnosed with it.

I agree.

I hate it how in the media or in real life people will say something like, "I clean my house all the time. I'm so OCD," or something alone those lines when what they really mean is that they have a regular habit but do not have the full OCD symptoms.

To answer the OP yes, I have a lot of OCD tendencies. I have been to the doctor about it but he told me that unless it was preventing me from exiting my house everyday that I was fine and I took it at that, although I don't think this is very good advice. Mostly though it comes and goes depending on stress level. I don't want to get into particulars but the repetitive things are the most annoying. I've once given myself a pretty bad blister from receptive touching something, waiting and wanting to get the perfect touch before I could allow myself to walk away from it, but as it goes, the perfect touch is either unattainable or so specific that it takes forever to achieve it, giving me a bad blister. It was then that I thought, Okay this is a problem, after my friends having raised the issue to me a few months prior. That was maybe six or so years ago though, and on the most part it has gotten much better but it's still there.

Checking to see if doors are locked
Repeatedly washing hands
Stepping on patterns in the floor
Keeping that paper I wrote 9 years ago, because I remember exactly when and how I did it.

No, and I don't have any obsessive habits either. Well maybe just that my iTunes MUST be flawlessly organized at all costs? That's it

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