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by bbrofl » Mon Aug 23, 2010 11:38 am
I didnt know I had traits of OCD as a child, infact the first real recognition of the disorder was when I heard someone talk about arranging their dishwashing in a particular way and if they didnt they would re-do all of it. Infact I even considered that that was madness, I didnt understand how anyone could do such a thing, it didnt make sense. However I remmber a little voice in my head telling me that I wanted to have OCD, I dont even know why I wanted a psychological disorder, maybe I wanted to be special. I feel stupid.
My first recollection of behaviour that seemed OCD-ish was my obsession with my dolls. If I moved their heads to much I thought that eventually they wouldnt stand still. so with my last few years of buying barbies I didnt play with them much but kept them in their boxes. Another one is magazines, this is probably the biggest, I wouldnt accept a magazine unless the top corners of it was perfectly straight. Infact if they were damaged at all I would chuck it around my room and refuse to read it. This was my first real OCD behaviour, that happend in highschool though.
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by standarsh17 » Fri Sep 03, 2010 6:36 pm
My problems then were way different then now back then I had a fear of dying, being alone, not having any friends lol, not being in the "in" crowd anymore, had a fear of mental illness like schizophrenia, my parents dying. In the end all happened except for the death parts but I didn't feel as bad as I thought I would because it just made me hate the world even more and I didn't have to go by the demands of society anymore... that is until gen y happened they ruined everything I confided in

that's probably how my new ocd started.
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by Ecco » Sat Sep 04, 2010 8:27 am
I guess it would be in grade one when I was afraid to take my lunchbox out into the playground to eat. Other than that I remember having disturbing images of violence when I was a child that I couldn't seem to get rid of. As I entered my teens those images became severe and more persistent, which led me to go on medication when I was 19 after my functioning went downhill when I first moved out by myself to attend university.
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by caty » Sat Sep 11, 2010 11:27 am
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by jen89 » Mon Oct 18, 2010 11:18 pm
I was in year six, sitting in assembly and i kept blinking, i couldnt stop blinking over and over, i was panicking because my parents had told me that we were going to move house and I didnt want to move away and was getting really scared about it, it was then that I got OCD. And what started off as blinking became a whole lot worse over the years and hit its peak at 15. Still have it now at 21 and I wonder will this go on forever? Or will it one day just stop?
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