Understanding Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

[@Hison-Dcarman]

I'm a veteran, was actually addicted to alcohol and cigarettes. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with OCD. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

[@DonnDenisse]

YES very sure of Dr.alishrooms. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@DominikPavel-fk2wb]

Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Thank you for sharing this point!

[@rosemary8305]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

[@PriscillaLogan-by9ll]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence. ,

[@JesseJason-qc7ug]

I was horrifically depressed since childhood. It was relentless. I assumed it would ultimately end me somehow. About twelve years ago I randomly accepted the offer from a friend of a few doses of mushrooms. I did them two consecutive nights alone. First night was pretty mild. The second night? Wow. I saw my depression from every angle, realized much. Next day: depression totally gone. Never came back, never coming back. It's like it's a forest far away I can remember, and could probably find again with enough effort, but it has zero impact on anything in my life or mind. They honestly saved my life and improved it immensely. I never did them again, either. I wish there was a good, organized way to administer them to people who would benefit from them.

[@nelliebelly4975]

It’s like a mission that you can’t complete

[@NickFamzi]

Very true :(

[@no_sauz_no_lyfe1420]

Mission impossible

[@daiisychainz1205]

True

[@NickFamzi]

@@no_sauz_no_lyfe1420 Yup very true indeed :(

[@NickFamzi]

@@daiisychainz1205 Yeah 😔

[@arialong2939]

Its so frustrating when you have OCD while living with people who always unorganize things.

[@rachealgee6549]

Steffanie Lang very true and very very frustrating.

[@ellieb8627]

Steffanie Lang I'm very unorganized. For me it's just the checking and the germs. Not so much organization

[@xpalefectx1941]

Steffanie Lang I live with the messiest sister ever, I cannot stand anything she does. I can’t move out I’m 14

[@manutdforever2857]

Steffanie Lang Exactly

[@alishbasir]

Steffanie Lang hmm like my sister... 😂 Jee she's a handful

[@Jay-wk2nc]

It's sad when you have ocd but people around you dont understand OCD. So they call you over reacting or perfectionists

[@golden.fire.princess9653]

For me they know I have ocd they just think I’m lying about it and refuse to help me. I honestly wish the didn’t know so maybe if they did they would still love me

[@Jay-wk2nc]

@@golden.fire.princess9653 we only have our self. stay strong. send my virtual hugs

[@golden.fire.princess9653]

@@Jay-wk2nc thank you, you too love. ❤️

[@reyphobic]

@@golden.fire.princess9653 my mom and brother call my father and me psychopaths because we both have ocd

[@golden.fire.princess9653]

@@reyphobic hang in there, you’re not a psychopath. You can get through this, don’t listen to them. ❤️

[@noodlechan_]

Me reading a text a hundred times knowing it’s right but still having the compulsion to check it a hundred more times before sending a email.

[@abdusalomabdukayumov8640]

That’s the symptom

[@jolaii27]

Same with me. I work as an email support. I'm using the same templates for my email and yet I still check the email I'm going to send multiple times. It's like my brain is telling there's something wrong with my email.

[@srivenkateswaraswamy3403]

Same

[@MMMikuruBeam]

w- what do you mean that's not what normal people do-

[@veil2612]

Rip “DEAD”

[@jadesimmons2080]

I'm 13 and I have OCD. It is very bad. Every day, I need to walk a certain way, touch certain things, and look at certain things with little control over it. I always organize things and make sure they are facing the right way or in the right order. Everything I do has to be done a certain way. This really effects how I go on with my day. It's really annoying and I hate it. I can control it sometimes, but it's a lot harder then it sounds. My mom doesn't seem to understand. I tell her almost everyday what is going on, and that I want help. But she doesn't seem to think it's that bad. So I'll just go ahead and show her this video and see what she thinks then. My OCD is really interfering with me life.

[@xXJaneRoseXx]

I'm 12 and I have OCD and a few other disorders, so I know how you feel :/ I also went through the thing with my mum, but I was taken to a mental hospital (because of cutting and a suicide attemt, and intrusive thoughts) and I got diagnosed there. And my therapist and the others who helped diagnosed me said I have one of the worst cases they have seen. Which includes kids, teens, and adult.

[@waterchestnut8448]

I'm 13 too and i understand what ur going through. I hate having this and i feel like i'll never get better. I always have horrible images if death in my mind and i feel that if i don't touch something a certain way or walk a certain way something bad will happen all cuz of me. It gets on my last nerve! I have to walk without stepping on a crack and if i do i have to step my other foot on the crack exactly the same way or else something really bad might happen. And i can't even explain the rest of it and that just gets me worse and ugghh! I just want it to stop.

[@xXJaneRoseXx]

Neverland Dreams Same fam. I Feel your Pain.

[@xXJaneRoseXx]

ambika sikka I think it might be. OCD stands for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Most people with it think something bad will happen if they don't do a certain thing, which is the Obsessive part. They do the "thing" , such as cleaning or counting, or in your case, checking their heights, to stop the thoughts, which is the Compulsive part. So I think it is. But it might not.

[@stephaniep.990]

my mom just says im crazy i have ocd to

[@ocdhealingaffirmations]

To everyone who's reading this: I honestly hope you'll find your way to the life you really deserve...

[@ReyBanYAHUAH]

Always remember to repent of your sins (sin is transgression of YAHUAH’S LAW: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy) And Have Belief On YAHUSHA HAMASHYACH. HE Died and Rose Again On The Third Day So that you can be forgiven of your sins! HE Loves you! Come to HIM!🙂

[@Deaconstjohn206]

YAHUAH'S son & friend wat

[@NickFamzi]

Thank you!

[@girlwithapearlearring3296]

@@ReyBanYAHUAH AMEN!!!, are you a baptist?

[@HarshPandey-qv1ly]

Thanks

[@palmer491]

I like how the main character sounds 25 and the friend sounds 6 😂

[@angelapasturan]

palmer491 lol😂💯

[@goatmedude]

Because she was a child then

[@rockw3ll]

@Goatmedude children don’t use curling irons not have their own apartments

[@slnkpop3138]

😂😂😂

[@leboo2970]

😂😂😂😂😭 Riiight

[@jenneaah]

Finally after more than 2 years, I've figured out what is going on with me. Praying for everyone who have OCD. May God bless and guide us all

[@victorialeal5847]

Same!! God bless you all, Jesus can set us free from this!! I believe it and I know it. 🙌🏽💗

[@jenneaah]

@@victorialeal5847 Yes!

[@honeykumar5448]

@@jenneaah pls tell me how to recover from it

[@tooblessed7228]

Amen

[@honeykumar5448]

@@jenneaah hlo dear pls tell me which type of ocd u have and tell me how to recover it and pls tell u take medication or not

[@maybe.yellow]

This disorder ruined my life. It ruined my education. All my mind could focus on was compulsions and anxiety, I never asked teachers for help because I was afraid. It ruined my social life. I never texted friends - the idea of sending a message was terrifying. I'd re-read a message dozens of times before finally deciding to hit sent, sometimes never hitting send at all. It ruined my family life. I always wanted to hide my compulsions, especially from my family. Sometime's I'd avoid my family so they wouldn't see me doing a compulsion and thinking something was wrong with me. I know it's scary to think about, but if you don't get help NOW you may miss so many opportunities and experiences. My only wish growing up was to live my life normally, to have a normal brain. My worst mistake was not getting help. Please, get help. OCD does not "go away" on it's own, it is a LIFELONG condition. Get help, please. Get meditation, get therapy, talk to someone. You shouldn't have to suffer this on your own. Nobody should. Don't make the same mistake as I.

[@zglu4919]

Man i fucked up school for same reasons, and u know what’s funny? Family says that it isn’t true what doctor say xD okay so if it isn’t true then give me evidence, man when I was 14 I was locked in closed section of psychiatric facility for like 2 or 3 months with crates on windows. I didn’t knew why I was locked but I felt scared and depressed and I felt like I’m in prison, man there were cameras even in rooms and toilet and when I wanted to take a shower I had to be with personnel. And here conversation ends, people like to talk and act adult when they in fact are just childish or sick too but they don’t want to face the truth. Currently I just realized that I can get paid with my illness cause before I was thinking like “what if doc will say I’m not sick? I will feel embarrassed and loose my money, nobody believes that I’m I’ll just because I’m not making stupid or crazy things? Hell can exist just in your mind and you will have fears to even tell anybody this shit is happening cuz of fear that they will not believe it, now I’m not even sure that it’s fear, fact or both… anyway ure like facing war alone locked in ur head without any chance of getting help u don’t even have faith/hope for gettin it cuz u know I’m 23 right now and my OCD was confirmed when I was 13/14, so probably was facing this problem earlier than 2012 cuz that was the year I was locked. Nothing helped me to this day but I have enough and decided to do something if nobody gives a fuck about me and my life, pretty much all my life I was thinking that I’m worthless piece of shit and my moms told me that I wasn’t intended to exist and my sis proven that and this shit just bended my perspective of experience. And also fact that I’m from poor family with alcohol abuse with traumatic situations like seeing dead family members when growing up and people dying just in front on my eyes. Man U know that I was just a kid without any knowledge and with OCD + 2 or more different diseases. That’s enough for me today when I’ve just started diggin in my memory, but it stays for all your life and no medicine or drug can erase these memories even psychological tricks. It will be with me forever and sure I can act everyday like nothing happened but u know… nobody living in my skin and who cares so why am I even telling about it? I don’t know maybe I had a need

[@Geetakhr]

@@zglu4919 I hope you are doing okay now...or maybe do okay in the future sending hugs to you...idk what to say, you have suffered a lot I am afraid that if I say something wrong it might hurt you and as I am not a psychiatrist idk how to manage to talk with you...but just gotta say that keep hoping... hoping for the better...yeah this disease can't go away but it could be controlled if not fully gone I hope you actually go to a good psychiatric hospital if not that then there are also places or organisations that help people with mental health disorders I hope you get help...don't lose hope mate, you are not all alone we are all in this together, all the best with your life ❤️

[@iqraali447]

Yellow, how you got over it?

[@megwalker8790]

It ruined my life too. I was abused for it and became suicidal at one point, but things are starting to get better. I hope you’re okay.

[@kaushalsinghrajput7305]

@@iqraali447 accept that it's a hoax

[@nekosweets7557]

I have OCD it's very hard to live a normal life

[@darcybarnes6970]

I can understand that!!!

[@overpoweredplayer176]

It's hard when my friend is playing his iPad his finger is over the screen and my body just makes me push it down (that was an example)

[@danielsifuentes-bradford8028]

me to

[@SpiffyGolfTV]

Not to me my priority it's study and work for my future i can't lost time for this

[@cass2303]

@@danielsifuentes-bradford8028 if only you could spell

[@Controldo]

I have this thing where, whenever like I scrape my foot on the ground I get this feeling that doesn't go away until I scrape my other foot with exactly the same force until the feeling goes away and the same thing happens with everything else.

[@Controldo]

like sometimes, the feeling is inside something I can't get to like pressing button on a controller and suddenly the feeling is inside the controller or the inside of my phone

[@Controldo]

+CipherGaming451 and then I realise my comment is too long and annoying to read

[@jaimiesmithson4471]

I HAVE THIS but it's everything i touch so i find it hard to do anything :(

[@rachealgee6549]

Fresh awy how do you drop the habit?

[@kathens7755]

Me too, but it happens with nearly every part of my body. If one arm feels pressure, my other arm needs to feel the same amount of pressure, if I bump something with one foot, I'll intentionally bump it again with my other foot, and so on.

[@dwickedmusictv11]

This is a good video.I'm 25 and i have mild OCD myself. Although my condition isn't really things like washing hands and stuff. It is things such as similar to with that woman in the video, is checking things frequently and making sure nothing is near anything which might be risky for example, anything that is near the electricity, etc. Or sometimes i have this sudden moment such as when i do these things, I have to do them again. But this video has helped explained how somebody else may be the similar situation as anybody else. So well done to the person or to the people who uploaded this video!

[@veronicaaveronica916]

Same as mine

[@veronicaaveronica916]

@sigmaeren It's still the same... but I feel a little bit better. Thanks for asking

[@caffeinefree2584]

for me, having an ocd is like going on a mission that you need to complete

[@hannahh9588]

I’m glad to see that I’m not the only one going through this. My parents don’t think I need to see a doctor but I rlly feel like I have this disorder. Literally everything I do has to be done a certain way and I have to touch things a certain way. Everything has to be balanced in 2’s. If I touch something it has to be twice and with both hands it’s very eghhh.

[@hansaliasgeorge4586]

It's really frustrating.......I have to clean anythin I use and even if I clean it, I look at all angles until I find some dust in it and start cleaning that for eg. My mouse, laptop, books etc

[@priyagrover6289]

This touching thing happens with me too . How you control it please advice me

[@SpikyBlade]

Same thing with me except I do everything in 4's, I'm not sure when it started because it feels like I've always lived like this and it seemed like a natural thing to do but now that I understand it, I just want to hit myself in the face everytime I give in to the compulsion.

[@LittleLulubee]

I always have to count in 8’s. Like if I’m pouring water, or drinking water, I go up to 8 (or if I’m really thirsty then 12). I can’t stop at 11. Even if I’ve had enough and I feel like I’m choking, I just force myself to take the last glug, to make it an even 12. Or if I’m counting a larger number in my head, (like when I hold my vitamin under the tongue for 30 seconds), I always count in sets of 8 until I’ve done enough to reach the desired number. I just do it automatically.

[@hansaliasgeorge4586]

@@LittleLulubee for me, that number is three It dosent matter you are the best version when you are yourself....it's okay many people have this kind of problem... My friend ones said.. " If everyone were same then the world would be a boring place" So everyone LITERARY everyone is unique and have different abilities and disabilities May God bless you....

[@salehegury7474]

I loved what her grandmom did when she helped the girl with the compulsion and cleaning to reliefe her anxiety.. Thats the real understanding of problems

[@GoldenRNB]

She's so sweet thooo

[@LittleLulubee]

Actually, that’s called enabling and it’s bad. You’re just helping the person stay sick.

[@LeniPeni]

@@LittleLulubee yeah what you should do instead is try to keep people from doing it cause it has shown to decrease anxiety and enabling just makes it worse

[@ravenID429]

That's really bad for the girl but it was sweet she was trying to help

[@StuSiney]

Wrong. That is making it worse

[@lukeatnoon3772]

This video really explained a lot. But did anyone else notice that the doctor's head was too big for his body? I started laughing really hard, and I'm pretty sure that every one in ear shot now thinks I'm crazy...

[@RandomStuffRightHere]

Brenn Green It really is funny, lol

[@rachenna7763]

Brenn Green It's Obama

[@nomad9598]

Yes, you crazy

[@ultraabhi5954]

Call me 7894888609 ...once open a tym im an OCD patients .....now I'm fully cure..... fully normal ......I will give you some tips

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

it's cause he's smart so has big brain lol?

[@loreleimendez4600]

I just found out that I have this disorder😭 I though it's a normal behavior

[@NickFamzi]

I finally found out what disorder I was having after years as I found out around 2020 way back few months ago 😭 Hopefully everyone including us will get healed soon in the future.

[@nn-fh3mi]

I also just found out that I have this disorder ToT

[@NickFamzi]

@SwampFoxX1780 The feeling of perfectionism while your mind fully forces you to repeat things you had finished despite being finished.

[@getlost6404]

Sameee

[@harutokei5630]

Same

[@A123-c6j]

I recovered completely after I started reading the Qur’an and Surah Al-Baqarah, thank God very much

[@CJ-dx7hj]

I'm so glad I watched this video, I actually feel like I'm not crazy anymore

[@marrissarobertson4571]

I have this thing where I count my steps. I count them in fives, fours, and twos. The tar lines in the street, the cracks in the pavement, and the rolls in the carpet help me count. I have to touch things until it feels right-using my fingers in the fives, fours, and tows of course. And I grit my teeth together and chatter them until it feels right. 🙃I could have ocd, but it doesn't effect my life really so I'm cool

[@shaunslife6383]

I have to do the same thing

[@safayatcx8700]

It feels like hell the brain doesn't listen

[@safayatcx8700]

Nothing will happen but you won't able to disobey it....well my mind strong but still

[@user-wg8yo1oc5j]

I do the same things

[@akenagax1074]

People say you can't stop it. You can't stop certain things but I always used to test the disorder and say 'If I don't do x, what will happen?'. You get a tickle in your brain that makes you anxious and annoyed until you do that thing again. Things don't feel right until you do your ritual. I have always felt like this but I stopped the compulsions and it made me much better. I stopped counting, I started walking on cracks that I'd avoid, I made sure I did something and then didn't go back to check on it. I'm much better now and don't get the impulse as often. Sometimes I catch myself doing something like touching something with one hand and then the other but I try hard not to. I think it's something that you can counter if you think hard enough, but the violent/scary thoughts and such will never go away. Just try your best to cope with them, good luck!

[@kawayo9]

I really liked this grandmother for taking this seriously❤️ If I lived with either of my grandmothers she would have just told to stop this nonsense..

[@Callisimmons]

As someone who has lived with severe ocd for 21 years, it never really gets better. You just have to learn new ways to cope and accept that some of the things you do are just going to be part of your life. I used to have tons of anxiety about my compulsions. I do a thousand different things, it would be too long to list. But once I finally accepted that my compulsions were a part of who I am, I overcame the anxiety. I still do them all day every day, but it’s better living without the anxiety. It takes years of course, but I believe in you guys :)

[@pratapsinghrana28]

😐 I want to cry and say that i am really really broken and can't cope with it anymore i don't have a way out ☹️ nothing is helping me, and even my damn parents aren't helping me (They are the ones who made my life hell since my childhood and now see i am BROKEN) ONE DAY I WILL SURELY WIN

[@oscarborunda723]

@@pratapsinghrana28 hey man! You ok?

[@pratapsinghrana28]

@@oscarborunda723 hi oscar i am fine now, i found a subliminal music which helped me getting rid of OCD and Intrusive thoughts thanks for the concern 😃

[@ruthnelson7451]

Yes: I believe this would be an approach endorsed by the Recovery International program, too. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@alana5597]

Have been diagnosed today with OCD after suffering with it for over 30 years. This is the first video I have watched about it and it has helped both myself and my family to understand it. Thank you 😊

[@Twelfie12]

For some of those who suffer from this disorder, it might not always be easy to meet up with a therapist or get a proper diagnose.

[@jilliangonzales3750]

I have OCD but I don't really get compulsions that often. But I am EXTREMELY obsessive. It's pretty bad...

[@artistrg3487]

Bloop loop skidoop poop The "Pure O". X(

[@TheValerinFamily]

Jesus heal her ❤️

[@petek9226]

The fact that you don't have much compulsions show you're healing

[@akashjohun247]

Did you recovered

[@connorpoonoo3826]

Feeling the same here

[@Cat-xn8js]

Dance used to be my dream. I quit out of fear of accidentally harming myself. I don't want to say exactly how because I don't want to trigger anyone who reads this comment. But to others with OCD, i can say that we are some of the strongest people on this Earth to put up with this. Don't give up: there is always a way to get to where you want to be. I am still sick but I found faith in myself even through all this. I have dark thoughts everyday, and I keep going anyway.

[@paulmichaelmarcelo2343]

I can relate. It is so difficult. Everytime I want to do something, my OCD always distracts me.

[@rian6524]

I don't know whether this is OCD or not, but I have this thing whether I keep repeating sentences until I say them perfectly. I keep reading the same page of my textbook until I feel like everything is inside my head. Even though I know I remember what I have read, I'd still read it over and over again. This has been messing up my studies a lot. It's to the point where I break down every alternate day. I have this habit of organizing things in order too. Moreover, as an artist, I have always thought it was because of me being a perfectionist. But that's not it. Lately, I haven't been able to draw because of the fear I would ruin it. No matter how many times I ask my parents for help, they would say I am just being lazy. I know they love me, but why is it so hard to make them understand what I am going through? For now, I am trying to work this thing on my own. I just hope I'll be able to keep it in control.

[@uzumakithe1st]

Hope you are doing better now and that your parents finally came on board 😊

[@muslimah.aminata_]

Yes that sounds like OCD but I hope you feel better and your parents will understand someday🙂

[@misshappyballl]

I actually have OCD. It's not wanting everything to be perfect but I do have intrusive thoughts. (I actually got diagnosed)

[@odessawales]

Same ://

[@angel-ww4gl]

I mean everybody has instructive thoughts

[@misshappyballl]

@@angel-ww4gl That is true, but with OCD, victims experience them on a daily basis, and it builds anxiety.

[@playdoh658]

@@angel-ww4gl yeah but people without ocd that have it can shrug it off and move on while those with ocd will have it a lot and it won’t go away. It’ll get so bad you have to avoid certain people or places just so said thoughts won’t get triggered

[@misshappyballl]

@@playdoh658 That's exactly what I experience.

[@NaudVanDalen]

Why are they brushing the floor with their toothbrushes?

[@angelapasturan]

Naud van Dalen the bristles help remove those tiny stains

[@thelasttimeitookashowerwas7069]

probably another obsession?

[@ayatsheikh3558]

it's a compulsion.

[@rd_1550]

Must be a very expensive toothbrush

[@nabila6401]

Well I've seen some OCD cleaners do that

[@neseyildiz2809]

3:47 ITS FREAKING BARAK OBAMA

[@banshee2014]

haha I thought the same

[@reigenlucilfer6154]

no its joe biden, look at that balding head

[@TWX27]

This whole video gave me anxiety. I thought what I was doing all these years was just perfectionism but, now I'm convinced that it's OCD.

[@michaelchasse2645]

What drives me crazy about living with OCD is when someone tells me me "oh you know how it is, I'm OCD about vacuuming". NO NO NO NO you don't get to be "OCD" about one thing. It's your life, it's in everything you do. Every move you make.

[@olimpiagomez8303]

I feel just like you about people who claim ocd and take it so lightly.

[@jignavadher1586]

exactly

[@sariahpillow5891]

I can't imagine how hard it is. I do not have OCD but it looks extremely severe. God bless those with OCD and any other mental illnesses ❤️🙏🥺

[@phil4863]

It's like your mind has a mind of it's own

[@cherishanh]

I'm 17 and i've lived with it since i was 12, i can only open everything 3 times a day, cannot look at my dad, cannot touch anybody because my hands will get dirty, i washed my hands everytime i feel uncomfortable, like there's dirt on it, i washed my hands again if I feel like i just looked at something dirty, I would only go to sleep if time passes 0:00 o'clock, things juat getting worse and worse by day. I told my parents about it but they think I'm not serious, I know there are people in this world who got it worse but i just don't feel comfortable, all I ever wanted was to live a normal life like everyone else but at the same time i just cannot have it, I'm not allowed to and I wish i could just disappear and never be this useless again

[@awwwow3131]

Giau Hanh hi i have ocd too .. unfortunately ..

[@Tayloraurrekoetxea]

Giau Hanh I'm really sorry you're going through this. Try and explain to your parents, preferably with some medical info about OCD tell them what you do that is OCD and how it makes you feel, f they still don't take you seriously try going to the doctors on your own. Seek help because you don't deserve to live a life do miserable

[@awwwow3131]

Tayloraurrekoetxea ok thanks

[@awwwow3131]

thanks

[@awwwow3131]

Tayloraurrekoetxea but I Don't wanna go to a doctor .. medicine is not good for health .. oh no .. I have no chance .. no way .. I must live with ocd .. awfuL ..

[@_ilovekpop_thanku5125]

if someone didn't tell u already u worth it,ily even if u don't know me and i genuinely appreciate u and u are doing amazing.every little thing will be alright so keep going and remember that It is scientifically proved that if u are really bad right now u will be good maybe soon too i m here for u i know what u are going trough but pls ilysm feel free to talk to me,i am not telling u to underestimate ur things,go to a doctor or stuff is not something that is bad or like... U ARE BEAUTIFUL AND I WANNA SCREAM AT THE WORLD THIS BC IT'S WORTH IT AND U ARE WORTH IT AT LEAST FOR THIS STRANGER THAT LITERALLY LOVES YOU SO MUCH,when you want to die you have to strive to live as much as you you want to to die,trust GOD.GOD Bless us.Amen

[@neliswamatwa5756]

I'm so glad I found this video 😇 I really thought I was the only one with this compulsiveness. I'm always counting, drawing confusing images, and rolling my hair all the time. I overthink all the time.

[@Nightlife_Offical]

If u need help, respond and I’ll send you my contact info/snap I might be able to help as someone who just got over it. To get over ocd you have to become an expert at knowing what it is and how to deal with it. I’m 16, suffering from contamination ocd but I recently have made huge strides to recovery, and these strides are the result of strategies and ideas literally NO WHERE on the internet.

[@Ir1sss_]

When I was 5 I went to school one day and was like “I MUST TOUCH ALL THE CORNERS OF THE FREAKING SCHOOL REEEEEEE”

[@NickFamzi]

Aww man 😭

[@liveMoviesYTS]

Me too oh God all the edges even my classmates elbow. Good thing they let me to touch their elbows cuz they knew I had diagnosed with OCD but it still embarrassing thou

[@NickFamzi]

@@liveMoviesYTS Same buddy :(

[@farhanwarsame5785]

Omg it's awful I have that too😂😭😭😭😭

[@doublemosasaur5091]

Thats not ocd

[@jashansekhon441]

I have ocd for 5 or 6 years , i struggle alot but for me j krishnamurti awareness video help me i watch my thoughts without reacting and this thing work very well , i recover fully in month today i live my happy life , i married and have baby soon . Osho also have good book on awareness and sunny sharma youtube channel have helped alot .with this now i feel superior than normal people because this thing is awesome work greatly in life.

[@grimmreaper7280]

i have ocd i have to check the door All The time

[@nanaaglosolos2161]

Me too.. it is like checking if the door is locked.. if it safe.. if someone knocking all the time

[@dragonbutler8325]

That’s my biggest thing with OCD always checking my door repeatedly and unlocking and locking it

[@joeysoG]

That isnt shit compared to OCD

[@Yes-zd7il]

joeysoG stfup

[@joeysoG]

Not_Jacky ahahahhahah I wish I could say smart guy to you but you said “a type” of OCD AHAHAHAHAHHA continue pleasuring yourself like normal

[@rjun152]

So finally it has a name... Iam so relieved

[@Laserstreak_DC]

This is so accurate how ocd can destroy lives, i just had to go on a break from school because of it

[@NickFamzi]

Currently happening to me 😭

[@Laserstreak_DC]

@@NickFamzi damn man i'm so sorry, but i'm better now back at school and all so remember that with meds and therapy it's possible to get better but it will tske time, a year for me. Of course i still have compulsions but i manage. Best of luck to u man, hope u will learn to manage it too

[@NickFamzi]

@@Laserstreak_DC Great to hear for you recovering and thanks!

[@Laserstreak_DC]

@@NickFamzi np if u ever feel like talking to a total stranger about ur problems, well here i am xD

[@NickFamzi]

@@Laserstreak_DC Thanks, I'll do when I feel like xD

[@y0yl3c4k3_yt]

I am so happy that all these videos exist. I want to understand what happens inside my non verbal, high needs autistic, ADHD, ocd brothers mind. I'm 9, he's 7, I've had to grow up so quickly because of this. I am ADHD and I have anxiety. My mum is the same, and my dad is neurotypical so it's hard for him to understand sometimes. Thank you, so much for making this video.

[@elabbadiouissal]

thank you for trying to understand and help out your brother 🥹

[@y0yl3c4k3_yt]

@@elabbadiouissal always ❤️

[@rae2777]

OCD runs through my dad's side of the family, and I was the only one out of my siblings to end up inheriting it. My parents keep saying it'll get better once I'm older, but It's been getting so particularly bad lately that it's getting harder and harder to get through the day comfortably. My hands are extremely dried out and cracked from washing them so much, I have to sanitize my phone an upward of ten times a day, I change my sheets at minimum three times per week, I can't get in bed until I've showered and sanitized my door handles, light switches, phone, iPad, chargers, and remotes. I keep having obsessive thoughts that if I don't do certain things, or say a certain amount of prayers, that something will happen to someone I love. It's just getting harder to cope with everyday and I don't know what to do.

[@vigneshbhaskar9168]

I feel you. U r not alone.

[@Abcd-df2ep]

My innate advice to develop right brain because i have ADHD and i'm very dominant in creativity (right brain) and i feel OCD people are usually big on left brain department. I can't keep quite though and always act on impulse that's probably the opposite of OCD.

[@LittleLulubee]

I’m the same. I used to get stuck at the sink washing my hands. It was never clean enough. I had so many bloody cracks all over both hands, even the palms, but I couldn’t stop. I didn’t want to touch anything, even around my house, so I started wearing plastic gloves a lot, and opening and closing doors with my feet. Or if there was a door handle, corner of the table, or part of the wall that a guest touched, I would avoid touching that place in case it had germs on it- even five years later. Or wait 3 months before touching groceries. Or rewash something that just came out of the wash, because the corner of it brushed against something. I could go on and on. It’s horrible. Hope you’re doing better.

[@mohanytube]

Consult a counselor.

[@Electroalert]

The same thing I m facing

[@auxiliomedesmayocallesevie1718]

Ive never been diagnosed but I started to worry. I am Catholic and I’ve never really prayed as a child but after a trip I started praying that we had a safe trip and after that I prayed every night as a way to say thank you. They where quick and I basically just said thanks and asked for all of us to be ok. It was normal. But idk when it happened but I started adding things, like I have to say amen for every family never there was, I had to amen and think of every family member and pet while doing so. It changed a lot and currently I have to say amen 4 times, make sure that all my fingers touch each others tips at Exacly the same time and same position for at least 2 seconds, the I have to press all my fingers on my bottom Check making its way up, that 4 times then do the same thing with my knees then count to 7 two times in English two in Spanish and then 4 in English and 4 in spanish. Idk how it got to this point but I’m tired of it. I feel like if i don’t do it my prayers won’t be valid

[@dom3nat3r92]

I totally get what your going through as Christian sometimes my ocds try to mess with me in my prayers like that the best medicine for it is to read scriptures or listen to a sermon, it helps a lot. I pray to God you are no longer having this problem. It’s a hard thing to go through. God Bless.

[@darkfae420]

This does explain a lot but in order to REALLY understand you have to live with it every sing waking day and hour :/

[@toujoursbelle5722]

yeah and it really hard to have this illness

[@masterkayspiritualguidance4477]

+Duck Fayce yes true...

[@nipsmcgee2996]

Same

[@tylerakanishi7388]

I am entirely with you. I do want people who never have this illness to live with it, then you would DEFINITELY think it would be better to die if I live with this until I die.

[@Pentax33]

This is true with all mental illnesses. We can't judge anyone because we can't understand what is happening in other people's minds.

[@petermedlands6584]

Tell me why the doctor looks like Obama

[@iregrethavingthisaccount4685]

^omg XD

[@pancake1524]

Windmill I was waiting for him to pop up after I saw your comment and when he did I busted out in uncontrollable laughter for some reason lol

[@kawayo9]

Jules The Weirdo Lol, so am I

[@petermedlands6584]

Pan Cake Lolol

[@fgcult369]

DonovanP0P 🤔

[@nezukoshinobu5222]

I want to say i suffered from this condition too .....i was like almost asleep then i have a sudden urge to see if the door is locked ... The gas is off etc ....even if i knew that they are fine . It keeps me uncomfortable ....it left me no choice but to get up and see in the middle of night. I can say after several experiences i stopped and restrained myself from it ....... .... I learned to manage my thought s .. Now its been 4 years i feel like i am completely normal now ..... Just keep on trying and your will certainly overcome this

[@kikofieldMK]

How I managed to beat the OCD is by pointing at what I was about to do and saying it out loud. This really helps you walk away, not do what you were about to do and become aware of your actions. I learnt this from a book that's completely off topic called Atomic Habits even before I knew what OCD was. I thought I was the only one in the world with this weird thing.

[@felixlambo5575]

I will try this one.

[@GhostRider-vm1su]

What how pls tell

[@die9618]

@@GhostRider-vm1su bruh he literally said what he did haha

[@jolantahaig8774]

⁹

[@charlottedemesmaeker8103]

I'm 15 and I have OCD in a very heavy form for more than 9 years. I also developed a depression because of it. To all the people that don't have this disease or don't understand it, it's very hard to live with it... it drives you totally crazy. I am taking medicines, seeing a psychiatrist and a psychologist for a long time but it hasn't changed anything... it has ever become worser...

[@artistrg3487]

Charlotte De Mesmaeker What do your obsessions consist of? (I'm just curious, and I'm sorry that you have to live with such a dreadful disorder).

[@artsyworld5684]

God can heal us

[@artsyworld5684]

Only God

[@gangalicious3000]

LMFAO WHY R U CALLING IT A DISEASE

[@neal.karn-jones]

@@artsyworld5684 So why doesn't he? Cause he's not real.

[@kawayo9]

I got OCD when I was 9. It was awful! I didnt tell anyone about it because I thought they would think I was insane. The OCD really flared up when I was 15 cause as I got compulsions that was impossible to do. That really drove me crazy. I am so glad OCD is something common, I am not alone:)

[@paranormallazivity9677]

all my life i thought i have anxiety but with the help of this video i realized i have OCD thank you so much

[@awwwow3131]

paranormal lazivity hi I have ocd too its awful ..

[@paranormallazivity9677]

aww wow i know but even if it's awful we are strong enough to kick the F**** out of it stay strong :*

[@awwwow3131]

paranormal lazivity ok 😊😌😃😄🙋✨🌟⭐🌠😄

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

i got rid of my OCD by reading judy ho's 'self-sabotage workbook'. specially the part about managing thoughts. it turns out, my compulsive rituals where similar to an addiction that numbed me to negative thoughts i had about myself and the things i pursued, and i got those feelings from my hyper-critical parents. and by learning to deal with the thoughts, and developing my self-confidence, the OCD faded away.

[@avikbellic911]

lol the tone at 3:04 "Hey Grandma Get over Here"

[@Sputnik-]

Sounds like a gansgter "Yo! grandma! get over here!"

[@avikbellic911]

Gooby mortal Combat Reference xD

[@maryamahmadli4604]

@@Sputnik- 🤣🤣🤣

[@julien2168]

3:01

[@demitrcn309]

I have OCD but no one knows about it. Everyone tells me I need to strenghten my memory and to stop acting like a "perfectionist".

[@nohomo5205]

gucci gorl Your parents do right?

[@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327]

I’m sorry to hear that. Maybe you could tell someone, tell them you can’t help it. Tell them you might need help and not to be so judgemental.

[@Misouorz]

How are you 4 years later?

[@jacquelinesmith6712]

I have obsessive-compulsive disorder. I've had it ever since I was a toddler. I never really understood what was going on. I never did. I knew that I had intrusive thoughts that invaded my mind. Growing up I would always check the doors, the stove, and our garage door. I would also try to use taking care of my dogs as an excuse for not attending family gatherings and events because the intrusive thought I had was, if I went to family events/gatherings, then I would ruin the fun for everyone and everyone would be mad at me. I would become so depressed that I thought for sure I would have to fight this alone and when I do talk to my parents, there is a side of me that is telling me that they will never understand it they don't care. So I use cleanliness to ease those thoughts. Right now I am doing better and I am currently taking Luvox for OCD.

[@shairajovi1838]

Hi

[@haniixan]

Im 19 and this ocd is literally killing my mind, i always check out things,i wash the same things for many times,i wash the bathroom,dishes repeatedly i even take bath atleast 3-4times a day, wash my hands repeatedly trust me its wasting my time, I've exams and I'm reading the 1 topic for 10times it's driving me crazy

[@Nena_Eylici]

I have the most unpleasant heinous intrusive thoughts 24/7, so much so I started having nightmares. I always think I am going to cause harm to someone by being careless, or that I will be a victim of some serious situation. I can’t drive because I’m scared I’ll cause a crash and I’ll kill someone. I can’t eat food given to me unless it’s given by someone is trust. I won’t drink anything I leave out for short periods of time because it might be drugged. I won’t touch or be around something I think is contaminated, and I OBSESSIVELY wash everything because it’s all covered in germs. I can’t sleep because the images are so vivid and violent, and the more I try to stop them the more they appear. I can’t focus anymore. I can’t tell anyone because they won’t believe me. It, in short terms, sucks.

[@alexisq.8131]

I never really thought I had OCD, but these things in this video always happen to me. I feel like something bad would happen if I don't do something a certain way.

[@indrani8378]

I have this exact problem...its a relief to know that others undergo similar conditions

[@user-cd1it5kf4f]

YES BRO but do I have to listen to my mind says 😔

[@pumpkin1125]

same… i’m at war with myself right now trying to figure out if anything is wrong with me, or am i just crazy ?

[@Krabbo7]

It sucks, my friends have to wait for minutes for me to go take a leak and when they asked why it took so long i have to come up with some excuse

[@flowerstar8938]

I know that's me!

[@dennisbland9565]

Krabbo7 I have to wait an hour to get out of my friends house while he check the windows his zipper wallet a fucking clue

[@skyler4838]

SAME

[@dammypospisil]

Just tell him that you have this OCD thing?

[@renatus20058]

It's been 6 years. Are you doing better now?

[@VeraVermeire]

I have OCD myself, and like in this video, OCD really bothers me with everything I do. But on my opinion they forgot to explain the process going to a therapist, of course it doesn't has to be explained precisely, but it isn't just "going to a therapist and talk", in my case at least. The moment I'm going to a therapist I really have to think very concentrated and a lot of questions are asked me about the most difficult thoughts. E.g. 'why do bacteria scare you?', and 'what happens when you don't put things in order correctly or don't wash your hands after touching the lightswitch?'. Even though I've got a lot of people wanting to help me, it's not as easy to minimalize your thoughts as they say in this video. For the rest it is explained very good.

[@yo-uc2yu]

now my mind says if I do not reply to this comment, something gon happen 😩

[@VeraVermeire]

@@yo-uc2yu Hi there, I ofcourse totally forgot i replied to this video 3 years back. I'm sorry you're dealing will all of that, it really can be tough to constantly have your mind occupied with impulsive thoughts of any sort really. I do however feel like I should say that 1 year ago, my diagnosis with OCD turned out to be slightly inaccurate and they have since rediagnosed with OCPD (same symptoms, different cause). So I don't relate 100%, but still enough to get the struggle.. Best of luck tho, you're not alone :)

[@yo-uc2yu]

@@VeraVermeire yes, and I know it's really hard for you too, but what really comforts is that knowing we're not alone, thanks for that

[@VeraVermeire]

@@yo-uc2yu Knowing you're not alone really can help, whether other people share the same diagnosis or struggle with completely different ones. If you're anything like me and you worry a lot about the future and still having to deal with it, take your time. Even though my diagnosis is slightly different and has different treatment, if there's one thing important, it's to take it slow and really get better on your own terms! 4 months of taking it slow, got me more results than 4,5 years of hurrying to get better.. U got this :)

[@yo-uc2yu]

@@VeraVermeire thankyou for your suggestion!! will try to take it slow, im glad you're working on yourself and got to see the improvement, and I hope you have a good day/night! you're amazing.

[@quinnloraine2303]

I'm using this video as one of my sources for my Research Project, thanks for the helpful video!!

[@josepm.espada2006]

Thank you for this helpful video that explains candidly how OCD works through an honest and lovely child. It's charming

[@noobturtle4698]

I have habit of checking my door, gas cylinder . I first taught it's not a big deal but slowly it became too much especially before going to sleep. I hate it but can't resist.

[@melodykuromibebbies2138]

this was one of the videos that made me think i might have ocd and the whole time i kept convincing myself that i do not for some reason, i don't want to have this disorder, nobody does. but my gut feeling nagging me that i could have this debilitating disorder was right. this year, i got clinically diagnosed with severe ocd, with various themes, including pure o(had to special mention this idk why). (and yes, i have several several of themes for my ocd that either switches one by one or multiple themes and then another combination and sometimes all themes at once, and it's hard to be battling with ugh)

[@carlmaster9690]

I've had OCD since the age of 7.5 (I'm 24 now) and my OCD has changed over the years. My Intrusive Thoughts include "images of my loved ones getting murdered", "me shitting myself while meeting the Queen at Buckingham Palace", "not being aloud in a specific club because I have the wrong type of underwear" and "me keying my friends new car for no reason". My compulsions include "turning the tap in the sink on and off multiple times till all the mental contamination have gone" and "tapping a piece of the wall in my house to clench the atmosphere of impurities". These obsessions and compulsions can be really challenging for me during times of stress and its during these times I am at my most frustrated. I was on multiple medications for sixteen years until I finally went to a therapist who's helped me greatly over the past three and a half years! I've also come 9f my medication (20ml of Fluoxetine) and surprisingly feel better without it, except for times of stress when it gets really bad. Bit besides that, therapy works best for me.

[@Zeroshift21]

Im glad therapy has helped you. If you ever need help from someone that has gone through what you have, ill be here to assist. If you need help or assistance with OCD/mental health I can show you what I've learned in my journey. Email me: [e-mail]

[@c0ri]

Not sure if this will help someone but I had this really bad. I became so miserable. One day I was leaving the house. I checked the door lock not twice.. but 17 times. I was stuck turning around and checking again and again and again. Then something happened. I decided I would rather leave the door wide open, the gas on and the whole house burn to the ground before I would give myself over to check that door ever again. Then it all just disappeared. The compulsions, anxiety everything. About 10 years later I felt it come again, the urge to check the door, but I remembered letting the house burn down is better, laughed to myself and kept on walking. Always remember, nothing is more important than your own happiness and health. Everything else is secondary and can be replaced.

[@a_freux6355]

It's so maddening! Like for example i tap my finger, i also have to tap the other fingers so that they're even. 😣😣😣😣

[@cheerio4000]

Another person!! I thought I was alone

[@zeeshanmemon6718]

sameeee xddd can you tell me ur instagram or something so we can talk about it

[@2004thea]

one time, i locked the door, and started walking to school. I started feeling sick, I ran back and checked the door. It was locked, but i didnt believe it, because right after i ran back to check again. It still happens that I cant leave home before i check my stuff twice. It is a realy wierd feeling, but im not diagnoced OCD ( i where 10)

[@BianaBee]

Watching videos like this triggers it for me...shoot.

[@ohmahgawd8913]

Slushie hi armyy

[@khalil8389]

same

[@annieg9293]

yeah same

[@sarahk6254]

omg same

[@miceonvenus647]

Sameee, idk why, I feel anxious already

[@oracionoftime9456]

It’s such a pain in the ass… In the beginning it were just simple tasks that needed to be completed but over the years I developed a severe anxiety disorder which also resulted from PTSD… It got to a level, that made me I believe I would hurt those I love and become a literal monster, but those were "only" the repetitive fears, showing themselves as a constant 24/7 thought process with no ending in sight. Sadly I didn’t build up enough courage to talk about these thoughts with someone and suffered a severe breakdown, bringing me right to a psychiatric facility where I received a proper diagnosis and the well needed treatment. Although I am now in control most of the time, the breakdown I suffered had severe negative effects on my mind(chronic depression, constant mood changes, etc.) , which are…let’s just say not very pleasant. It also prevented me from continuing my education for a long time. Gladly I could start over, but I don’t think I can ever be the same person again. Therefore I hope that everyone who reads this, has more courage than I did and gets the help they need , before it reaches a turning point. Because you are not only worth enough to be healthy but also YOU ARE STRONGER THAN THE DARKNESS AND DESERVE ALL THE HAPPINESS IN THE WORLD.

[@yaw-channel]

Its 10 years old video, but explained simply easily understanding what OCD is. Thank you

[@MaikiThePrince]

Okay, I have OCD. And why say "Hey grandma, get over here!" ? I say "grandma, please come here."

[@abdusalomabdukayumov8640]

Yeah that was rude

[@abdusalomabdukayumov8640]

After that she probably have asked herself “What if..”

[@goofball2228]

“Don’t worry, everyone is a little OCD sometimes” Me who actually has OCD: STFU that’s not true! OCD is horrible and debilitating. It’s not a quirk or a trait, it’s a MENTAL ILLNESS! Damn I hate when people say that.

[@lunafox45]

I haven’t been officially diagnosed yet so I can’t claim to have OCD, but I do this thing where if I touch one arm, I have to touch the other. Or if I touch the side of my phone with one hand, I have to touch the other side with the other hand. It’s kind of become second nature at this point to do all those things.

[@softclaudia406]

I have nearly the same problem and its rely affecting because I do Rythmic gimnastics and when I sweat I have a towel to dry the sweat of and if I dry out I have to do each arm 6 times or touch my knees for 2 times each, no one know about this and I dont know what to do

[@alexiee09]

Bro same and I am scared

[@pollyandrade2125]

Does it cause you severe anxiety?

[@cheerio4000]

My entire life I thought I was the only one, I have a very vague memory when I was in grade 3 where my friends were telling me to spin around because my hair went out like and umbrella or something, but I couldn’t keep spinning I’m not sure why, I kept spinning 360 to the right, then to the left. They told me to just keep spinning around, obviously I couldn’t just explain to them why I couldn’t so I just kept spinning and after I had to find a way to spin back left over and over again stealthily so that I can get back into a centred position I guess. I wasn’t able to do it so I was mad at myself for that day. So I guess I’ve had it since I was 8 but there’s no way for me to know. I also have the pressure thing but then centred one interferes with my life a lot more.

[@cheerio4000]

I also don’t like stepping on cracks in pavement or in the sidewalk.

[@CC-tk4tk]

Oh my God, I have just learned of OCD this moment. I have had it for more than 20 years and it takes different shapes So today I just took to KZbin and typed doing things repeatedly

[@mariajie9887]

When you know have OCD and have all the symptoms and no one Believes you

[@theotherway1639]

Thanks. Another helpful resource is that book "30 Days to Stop Obsessing" by Harper Daniels.

[@Name-hp6eh]

Along with other compulsions, I just realised I also do simple calculations 6-7 times just to be sure, basic maths calculations. I get so frustrated with that because it takes me so much long to solve a problem only because I keep on repeating the basic math, and feel even more sad that I've become weak in studies. I did all those calculations pretty quick as a school kid but now in post graduation I can only feel pity about myself. I've other related and weird conditions like body dysmorphia, misophonia and anxiety. This thing can completely mess up one's life ! If you can please do go to the doctor, please. Do take help. Not able to tell it to anyone is whole other level of problem.

[@fredv6237]

I have obsessive-compulsive tendencies. But mine is ridiculous. I often have repetitive thoughts in my head that won't go away. Years ago, I deleted personal data on my SD by accident and it stuck up ever since. Then then I've developed an abnormal compulsive drive for me to delete everything with my itchy trigger finger every time I see a "delete" or "format SD card" button, that conflicts with my fear of loss and often I hesitated to push any delete button. That caused me to have shivers. I put my SD card away and refused to insert it for fear of loss because of this mental disturbance I had.

[@topherogaming_yt5997]

I feel you lol

[@akashjohun247]

So sad brw

[@queengasho]

I am also a victim of OCD, it’s really hard, I’m trying my best and don’t forget to pray and believe in yourself that you can overcome it ❤

[@mahaksachdeva9066]

I have suffered OCD without being known that my suffering has a name .I lost all control over my thoughts,I could not study or do any other things and could only sleep for 3-4 hours a day but I didn't share it with anyone due to the fear that people around me will not accept me.when it become unmanageable I share this to my mother.my mother just said to me why are you thinking such negative thoughts just keep yourself involve in doing other things.only I knew my inner turmoil.my mother used to say my father that she had stress of her study so she cry.and then I had to solve my issues on my own.i thought that only God can help me and I started chanting the holy name of god(Hare krishna mahamantra). And god helped me.it has not completely vanished but I have control over my thoughts now.i can chose my thoughts. But I lost 2 years of my life.i lost people,It deteriorated my health,my studies.i am almost ruined but I am thankful that atleast I have no anxiety and have control over my thoughts.

[@Justadudeforinspiringu]

Hey hòw r ù now 🥺

[@mahaksachdeva9066]

@@Justadudeforinspiringu much better.

[@Justadudeforinspiringu]

@@mahaksachdeva9066i am also suffering from re reading ocd. Btw r u on meds ?

[@indrajithvinodnair]

Just realized that I have OCD. There were times even putting a simple comment on social media posts were terrifying. The way I see OCD, if you let it take control, it will make your life feel like you are reliving the same day every day. Your mind tells you to do certain things certain ways and you must do them everyday exactly as the mind tells you, keep doing it till it feels right. By the grace of God Ive been able to constantly challenge myself into not falling for those compulsions and obsessions by keeping the mind open to see what really happends if you dont do what your mind keeps telling you to do. Ofcourse the anxiety levels would skyrocket through the roof but its the only way to tell your mind that if you don't so what your mind is telling you to do nothing bad is going to happen. Teach the mind that nothing bad is going to happen. Try burning the things that you interact with frequently during OCD. And always find new ways of doing something rather than doing the same thing over and over again. May God bless you to get out of that prision.

[@enjoi9970]

Yeah that’s true sometimes I have took like 20-30 minutes just to post a simple image on my social media stories. It’s out of hand..

[@xbound2clownx]

@@enjoi9970 what is this compulsion called?

[@youtubehub4886]

Can we talk brother about this

[@euphoricharmony1667]

Girls or boys,if you have OCD,get help. Go to the doctor, remember it's serious. And if you've lived with it until now,I'm proud of you. But it's going to devour you if you don't get rid of it,these things don't get rid of themselves. I don't suffer from OCD,but I know it's not a joke. If u do, then I salute you.

[@tenajagibson2581]

How do you recover from ocd ?

[@tailsfamilybros1669]

My 10year old is struggling. I let him know that I am here for him. We all have inflexible capabilities We are all normal yet some may be able to control there impulses more than others. Thank you for this video, my son thought he was all alone with these thoughts. He will find a way for a more controlled mind managed life. Either way, I love him and I love all of you🤗 signed mom❤️

[@sheijuna]

that’s nice. if i come to these concerns to my parents i hope they will be as supportive as you are.

[@liliramirez_]

Dealing with ocd and eating disorder that are both normalized by my friends and family is shittt, people around me always say to stop worrying like it’s not that easy

[@Danielpall3]

If find these kind of OCD much easier than cleaning OCD. If I don't do a ritual or follow some rule that my brain has set up then I will feel anxiety for an hour and then it will go away. But let's say that my hands are dirty and I go to bed. I will move my hands around while sleeping so my whole bed and body will become dirty. The day after I might use my pc and then my mouse and keyboard will be dirty. Now whenever I go to bed or touch my mouse and keyboard i'm dirty again. It does not go away!

[@ARNAR.]

Danielpall Smarason That’s exactly the same thing I struggle with

[@Timiscool1321]

3:04 - "hey grandma, get over here ya stupid dumb dawg"

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[@BubbaJoey01]

I wish that the people I know personally took my OCD more seriously. It really hurts when you are alone in this.

[@golden.fire.princess9653]

I feel you

[@reemzebara]

Its sad when people don't believe or understand that you don't have ocd and tell you "you're overreacting and you don't have this"

[@Sunflowerr00805]

I had to be homeschooled in high school because of this and cannot have intimate relationships it’s a hard pill to swallow but I’ve accepted it and am now an alcoholic recovery from it. I wish whoever suffers from this crap the best I love you ❤️

[@madelynwood2008]

I had anxiety a lot in summer of 2020. I know I had anxiety, and I went to therapy. I think I also had OCD. I don't know if I did, because I would just have to keep my fingers busy constantly, and I still do. I would always have to read or watch TV to get my mind off the intrusive thoughts that I couldn't stop thinking about. That's where my reading obsession came from. I have no idea whether that was OCD, or something else. I still have intrusive thoughts, and worries that something terrible will happen.

[@TheKingofdom]

Fuking hell!!!!!! Now I got why I touch things 5 times, crack left and right ears to equate crackling, blink left and right eyes to equate(got rid thou), watch light to flash my memory, keep things organised like a freak, check things like locks, switches again and again for surety, replay random stuff again and again although I clearly know that etc etc. DAMN!!!!

[@yilan4072]

OCD is frustrating. I’m eleven and everyone in my school claims they have OCD to be cool or something. OCD is not just satisfying videos! It’s like a chain. When I go to school I have to constantly check my backpack every two minutes to make sure I have all my things. Then I have to count things. Then I have to click my teeth. All these things annoy me and my family. Some of my family members even think I’m faking it. OCD is terrible.

[@HarshPandey-qv1ly]

Yeh I am also feeling the same . But thank you for making this video because this helped me know that I was not alone . Thank you very much I will be always thankful to you 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MentalClarity_Hub]

WOOOOOWWWW STOPPPPPP!!! I thought i was alone! She had me right away at: “I was fixated on making sure everything was put back into the perfectly right place all the time. I feel like i had to do it. Like i had no choice”

[@beautystrike6548]

my friend has ocd thanks for the video. I wanted to understand it more about it.

[@angelramos3171]

Beauty Strike me too

[@Geetakhr]

Anyone who's suffering from OCD: I hope you do okay...do yoga or any mind exercises...you are not alone, help is available ❤️ you can do it don't overthink because it's all gonna be okay.... please visit a psychiatrist if it's very bad just gotta say that

[@abir1085]

I too have OCD and it makes life very difficult..i just have to make sure everything is in the right place and organized. Sometimes it becomes even worst to the point that i had to check things 5 to 10 times or even more 😢

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