Like the overweight lady in the clip😂

Ava Johnson EXACTLY

@@nicholashutchinson9348 What in the hell gave you the idea the lady in the clip doesn't have it? It seems like you're just assuming soley on her looks

Chey statistics are on my side here 1 in 50 people in the USA has OCD.... she didn’t portray any symptoms and it is highly unlucky for a person with OCD would be overweight.... according to studies....the average BMI for those with OCD is significantly lower than that of the normal population....people like you are the worst you try and put words in other people mouths and label everyone as something derogatory....just because I said she was overweight doesn’t mean that it was an insult....it’s a descriptor, meaning it describes one of her attributes....would you have known who I was talking about if I didn’t say overweight? No you wouldn’t unless I wasted 5 minutes finding the time stamp why should I work harder to not offend someone for something of their own doing?

He shouldn't be working there

@@LittleLulubee there is nearly anyone who does it for him tho.....

@@LittleLulubee it was realistic. I'm sure he doesn't deal with costumers like those two who are very bad at understanding every single day if this was real. So the woman who wrote down the order for him was like something he doesn't experience every day, so it was very realistic.

@@LittleLulubee You didn't understand what I just said, what I'm saying is... if that this wasn't a staged scenario, there are probably people that would understand his condition while ordering from him and not insult him, and escalate things. So it was realistic.

Fred H. What is the probability of that?

@@kurosakebeyuki your common sense.

I K R

IKR

I worked in a bakery I would've done the same

same. what a hero.

Duro that was beautiful ❤️

James Taylor I mean they shouldn’t have a person who’s supposed to pick things up be the waiter he should be is the bottle container he’ll do an amazing job people with ocd have great organization

@@AquaUu There's a lot more to OCD than being organized...

NylaTheWolf Right?! People always go to me “omg you have OCD, so your room and stuff is really organized” and I’m like “wh-“

Same here bro

James Taylor Yeah emphasis on “somehow”

Littlewhisper it’s a him

It a man

Littlewhisper she’s my ENGLISH TEACHER

Every single time I read comments that are quotes, I always hear and see it at the same time

the woman in the wheelchair...THERE are PEOPLE with disability who DON'T let THEIR disability define THEM...THERE is a football coach who was giving the highest sports award...he has NO LEGS NO ARMS...uses an electric wheelchair to get around...he DIDN'T LET HIS DISABILITY DEFINE HIM...why SHOULD you

he does comedy and has a youtube channel now

@@TheBestShirt yesss i recognized him as soon as the video started 😭

bruh he’s not acting he actually has some of the most visibly severe OCD i’ve ever seen

@@TheBestShirtwhat is his channel?

That’s the first thing I thought of. What a great actor. What’s his channel?

SO TRUE ITS AnoYiNg

It's even worse when you're the one who was actually diagnosed with OCD.

Fr😭

Yeah I hate when people say stuff like that

Just because you want things neat doesn't mean you have OCD. I've been diagnosed and everything and the bitches that say "omg guys my ocd is being so bad rn omg" are the people who purposely mess with my OCD until I have panic attacks

GANGSTER tear?

Jenni Britt I think gangster tears are a metaphorical term to being tough, but on the exterior, gangsters may seem tough but on the inside they'll cry since they are perceived as tough and gangster.

I know that but it is just funny because like you said a gangster is all tough and you just couldn’t Imagine a gangster crying

I love this comment so much oml

OCD guys don't like being touched or hugged

I hate those people. They don't even know what it is. Ask someone or do research before saying it.

Saammmeeee

Cruella De Vil Oh yeah, definitely. I have mild OCD, it’s so annoying when people in my class say things like that when they clearly dont

Nobody: Those People: *sOrrY Im sO OcD*

Seriously though!

Exactly I have impulsive thoughts and I have to say things twice I need an even amount of steps I have to look at things and walk through doorways an even amount of times to. I once thought the hamburger meat I was eating was human meat and I didn’t eat dinner.

Exactly! I work in a job where I can potentially come in contact with a lot of “dirty” things, and I always think I’ve trained myself to “get over it”, but I still run to the sink or the hand sanitizer constantly. I’d say I sanitize my hands/arms an average of every 2-3 minutes during every shift. I had a panic attack and had to run to the kitchen to wash every inch of exposed skin on my face, neck, arms, and chest after a resident hugged me. OCD is nothing “fun” or “quirky”, it can absolutely be debilitating and humiliating. It means a lot to see severe OCD represented accurately in the media.

Definitely, I have ocd too far from fun

so happy for you!!

I’m so happy you were able to overcome your struggles with ocd. Unfortunately that’s a battle I’m still fighting. I’ve been in therapy both CBT and ERP, under the care of a psychiatrist for medications and every other option under the sun.. I’ve been so desperate I even tried going to a holistic doctor that prescribed me some funky snake venom pills. Nothing has really worked… and I can only pray that someday, with enough work and help, I’ll be able put it in the rear view mirror. I’ve gotten to the point where I have a long term job in my dream career field, my own apartment car etc.. and am a contributing member of society- I’ve just learned how to hide it better… but it’s still there.

@@ralexandra1058 My friend. Don't quit. You are way stronger then you believe. In your darkest times where you only think that the four walls you can see are this only world, remember this mantra: Breath. Remember you are in control. Remember you can leave this room and house whenever you want. You are loved. I love you, that is proof and a hand in the darkness for you to keep fighting. You are stronger then your thoughts and I believe in, and support your fight against them! You can do this!

@@jacktherripper I really appreciate that you took the time to reply to me even though your original comment was a year ago. Thank you for the kind words and encouragement, it really means a lot- especially coming from someone who knows what I’m going through, who’s been there and successfully made it through. I recently started trauma counseling in addition to another go at CBT. I was in an accident a few weeks ago which set me back on my progress. I left the house without doing one of my rituals and was immediately in a major car accident… and although unrelated and irrational, has further cemented some of the obsessions and respective compulsions surrounding leaving the house. My hope is that the trauma counseling combined with the CBT will help with this.

Facccssss 💯💯💯💯

@@AudieBOfficial yup yup :)

I saw this comment on another wwyd featuring an old waiter

Is this an actual quote from him?

That's an actual interview trick. Not only waiters, but any attendance staff including reception.

@Nikaya LittleTiger thank you big 😁

Always remebered👰😀🙏In the arms of the angels

Excuse me??

@Unicorn Kawaii what dont you get?

???? Im confused

It’s something that affects your daily life really seriously

Lex likes Minecraft yes

Yea I don’t want to self diagnose myself bc I hate it so much when people do but I can’t go 39 minutes without doing something to sooth myself I AM CONSTANTLY TAPPING WALLS I CANT STOP!!! but the funny thing is is that I told my mom but she just said to pray 😂 I think it’s a bit more than that

I know I personally have OCD and it makes me so angry when people just say "oh yeah i have OCD" because they're neat.

@@naomikunkel4350 That sounds like ADHD

Its growing in popularity as it can also be used to describe someone who displays common ocd traits... Like cleaning your deskspace or combing your hair constantly

Yes that'll be awesome

Omg i was your 666 th like lol

Tahir Khan I would love that.

Tahir Khan haha

What are you oan aboot ya twat

“I’m so depressed.. my boyfriend isn’t at school today..”

Omg thank you for noticing those idiots

Mackala Everest why the hell are your racist

You realise that you are being racist ya wallaper

Bro I was about to cry

Bro i cried I'm not okay

god bless that person. shes a angel

Imma cry there's an onion

That was beautiful! 🤧

@mushwoomtomb Sometimes, even when people with OCD are told to stop, sometimes they just can't.

Therapy does help. OCD is the mental illness with the lowest percentage of cases where it just goes away. But the thing is, you also really have to push through it yourself, doing things you're scared of and that's why working as a waiter would actually benefit a person like him.

No, it can't just go away. But therapy can help the people with OCD to learn how to live better with the OCD and that can ease the symtoms. It's amazing that help is possible. But what's really sad it that mental illnesses aren't taken seriously in our society. Many people even think that there is nothing like a mental illness and that it's just a stupid imagination. But it's not, mental illnesses are something very serious. If people with mental illnesses like OCD were more accepted in our society, they would definitely feel at least a bit better about it.

OCD is something that need to be looked at by both a Neurologist, and a Psychologist. I can't speak on the neurologist role, however, OCD tends to include an ultimatum complex, basically it means "I have to do this activity X amount of times, or else Y thing will happen" Therapy doesn't try to straight up "stop" OCD, but instead work on what "Y" is and easing the tension that you get from it, whcih in turn, can help relieve stress and other issues that tend to appear due to the strain that OCD has on the individual, if "Y" isn't so scary/stressful/painful anymore, then doing activities X amount of times won't be as necessary or as demanding on me Psychotherapy is important!

Therapy fucking sucks but if it's good for anything, it's OCD. OCD is very treatable, especially compared to most mental illnesses, probably because it's a very behavior-driven disorder. Resisting compulsions actually helps alleviate obsessions over time. Changing your behaviors and thoughts does very little for other things like depression, at least if you have the kind of depression I have.

189 likes and im only reply...

Sophie Andrews 😭😭

For real #Respect

Nothing is perfect

I hate how people are constantly telling disabled people like myself (I have autism) to just go get a job and when we finally try to do something we get bullied by almost everyone.. So what should we do then.

Lmaooooo

Bruh 😂

public toilet*

JQ:The toilet is an actor

That is a horrifying thought

HAHA

OCD is very serious, but this joke is funny 😂. I mean no offense to those who have OCD, but that's my type of humor right there.

Oof

This joke is funny, but ocd is a real issue (just wanted to say that)

i have OCD but this joke was too funny 😂

Charli Ansell how can u make the continue eating part in that font??

Trinity Delima Put asterisks before and after a word/sentence. Hope I could help!

ItsVery Dank thanks i think u did!❤️

*Hi y’all*

ItsVery Dank I did itttttt!!!😂👏

i have OCD as well, and i know exactly what you mean :(

Bryan Diaz Because the world is full of idiots and think everyone needs help for the rest of their lives.

@@harleyquinn3739 because some people do need help for the rest or their lives. Like me. Some people need therapists, some people need Caregivers/Caretakers, some people might even need someone to stand next to them and do their job. If anyone's an idiot it's you. Please think before you comment.

I wouldn't say she was right at all, just because he has ocd that means they can't have a peaceful meal? Uh I don't think that's how that works

Well if u take someone that has problems with talking and let him write everything down and pick stuff up if it falls and have the guy with OCD do the talking you would have two distorted people with a job and there would be no problems.

@Bryan Diaz she was kinda wrong because she didn’t know he was a actor. And she yet still took the side of the people being toxic

Sorry my man ik that u dont have tirs in ur eye but hsve great day

Notldyer I’m not a guy btw and yes I am in tears ?

Art Gozzip Nation shut up u didnt cry idiot

@@hamadshah1612rude

Notdlyer Did you just have a stroke..?

I’m sorry your partner is struggling. He can overcome his OCD if he finds the ability to confront his OCD compulsions. I would recommend the KZfaq Channel “OCD and Anxiety” as they give many great tips on how to overcome OCD. Hope this helps.

Yessss honestly that made me so happy

She’s an angel 🙏🏼💕

honestly i did cry

I’m kinda mad the show didn’t Acknowledge that

She’s educated 👏

His voice tho

I laughed so hard 😂

Yeah it's a wonderfull word form that guy 😍😍

Thats so funny whan i was scrolling down watching i read your comment the same time he said what can tell you the world isn't perfect😄😄😄

Halima fuck u this is *NO* laughing matter! (Idiot)

Lol

Not all disabled people are of the same social status. The rich don’t care about the poor’s conditions and that’s universal.

A M same like you of all people are a bitch?

Right ughhhh

@@deannadanielle Explain how is she a bitch? She didn't say anything remotely bad or discriminating against him. She simply told the truth about the realities of being a waiter and the possible inability to serve with his OCD. If his illness is severely limiting him, I dont think its fair to other customers to deal with it (although the customer actors were huge bitches)

I want to see that

i thought that was initially the title of the video 😂

The movie “As Good as it Gets” has that.

Yesss

Gacha Family Soooo “Waiter gets upset because his table is neat and cleanly?” That should make a riveting episode...

I do that hahahha

make it about race nice

My teacher actually does that. It's really annoying

@@joedartonthefenderbass yea, feeling annoyed is different from OCD, also, yea my teachers do that too LOL

@@Oshidorinohina youre mad?

Sorry I left my deep dark hole for some burgers, now I must retreat.

Yes! Just because someone was born different doesn’t mean they can’t live a life that everybody else!

Yea but then if it get so bad that we can’t be a functioning member of society and can’t get a job and have to go on government help we’re just “living off of the working people”. Make up your minds people!

Im sorry miss, but mentally ill (your language, i prefer to use people with special needs) people cant have same rights and privileges as normal people, they're special they need more rights and more privileges, youre special. It hurts me so much when special needs people try to be normal without friend or family watching over them and encounters problem that they expected. Of course they can work in public place but they need to be ready for it cause ofc occasionally people would help but you cant always depends on people kindness just because you want to be "normal" while you dont have the power to keep ur illness on check, stop pretending to be normal, special people need special treatment and special care. Dont be those special needs people who wanted to be normal but when things get rough they play the "i have condition" card. Im sure half the assumptions that say "mental illness people shouldnt work in public place" (if any) came from somewhere also like from this episode for example, does the customer have to get and write their own needs cause the waitress got an OCD and worried about much things? In this case he cant even picked up the spoon on the floor where he can just wrap it with the handkerchief and change for the new spoon, its still too acute and he clearly is not in position to be working for long hours or without supervision. God made you special, why be normal? Everyone need kindness but i just feel sad if the life of special needs people bring sadness and tears (and God forbid, pity) from people around them, people with special needs are not drenched puppies in the rain, they're fellow human being who just happened to be different than the rest of people.

xenowhore The FREAKING AUDACITY MY GOSH

KatzSandra tbh that didn't make it sound even better, they could of explained it better. I am happy she tried though not a lot of people understand.

But there's a difference. People with OCD can make choices. Someone with a physical illness can't.

Jessica- It’s different because it affects behavior, and behavior is within our control

@@LittleLulubee Maybe this is the case with OCD but with my own mental illness it has been a major journey where there have definitely been times I had no control. Having a full blown manic episode is very scary when you look back at all the impulsive and dangerous choices made. Thankfully I'm medicated now but that is not all peaches and cream. I have a lot of trouble controlling my anger these days. I would not wish bipolar 1 upon anyone.

@@LittleLulubee I also have OCD, and God has been my rescuer, he can also help you if you open up to him, trust him and decide to walk with him, it's a miracle in process

Yeah would think the stuff he's saying but not say it out loud like he does

Same I also have OCD but I would probably pick up the utensil with a napkin and tell her I’m going to get another one. I’ll head to the back room wash my hands like crazy and grab a new one. I work in a hectic place that has a lot of situations like those and I learn very quickly to think on my feet for fear that people will look at me weird.

@@Littlepolarbear my thoughts exactly. And if you want to count odd numbers or touch all your fingertips to your thumb in order it's all good but things I've learned to hide.

I also have ocd Nd my friends laughed at me when they found out

@@rajendertkr They obviously don't understand the disorder then. Either that, or you need some real friends.

I’m not pooping, my ass is just brown

Purge Elixir 😂

No one asked dumbass

William Shaw beg

Foyez Ahmed a

Yeah this is very true at a place I managed I worked with a little person who had aspergers and she did the prep in the mornings (we worked in a kitchen) and suprisingly she was very good even better than the average worker without a disability like she was always done on time (which I couldnt say for alot of my other employees at the time) although she made a bit more of a mess than everyone else but nontheless we didnt expect her to be like a server and taking orders and face to face going through the assembly line which she could hardly see over. We gave her a fitting job and she excellled in it and she brought so much joy to our Kitchen.

Him not picking up a fork doesn’t mean he shouldn’t work at a restaurant ._.

@@Jessica-kw8no realistically speaking, if he’s not willing to pick up at work, then imagine what he’s limited to doing behind the scenes

I agree with what the disabled woman in this video was saying as well. I strongly believe in reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities, but I don't believe in unfair advantages for disabled people. What I mean by reasonable accommodations are accommodations that help a disabled person be successful at meeting the performance standards expected of them, accommodations that allow someone with a disability to accurately demonstrate their skills, their performance, their ability, etc. What I mean by unfair advantages is accommodations where a disabled person is told what the answers are on a test, accommodations where engineering majors with a disability don't have to take Calculus while everyone else that's an engineering major has to take Calculus, accommodations where a disabled person is held to an 85% or higher standard for an A in the class while everyone else is held to a 90% or higher standard for an A in the class, accommodations where a disabled person is held to a 60% or higher standard for passing the CPA exam while everyone else is held to a 75% or higher standard for passing the CPA exam, accommodations where people with disabilities are allowed to be bad at their job and not be held accountable for that, etc. I also 100% agree with you how it's wrong to say that everyone can do everything. Everyone has their strengths, and everyone has their weaknesses. All disabled people and all non disabled people have things that they are good at and things that they are not good at. If someone isn't good at Math, they shouldn't be an engineer or a physicist. If someone is blind, they shouldn't be a pilot or bus driver. If someone isn't mechanically inclined, they shouldn't be an auto mechanic, plumber, or construction worker. If someone isn't good at thinking fast in life or death situations, they shouldn't be a police officer. I think if someone with OCD is capable of meeting the performance standards expected of them as a waiter (with or without reasonable accommodations), they're capable of being waiters. If someone with OCD isn't capable of meeting the performance standards expected of them as a waiter (even with reasonable accommodations), they're not fit to be waiters. You seem to strongly believe in treating people with disabilities with respect. I also strongly believe in treating people with disabilities with respect. I wish you the best.

I see it more as: why is the manager leaving him to the wolves. Like the claim is “we wanted to give him a chance” but they also haven’t given him the tools that he needs to succeed. Like sometimes helping someone with a disability means giving them specific accommodations for what they need, not just treating them like everyone else but rather making sure they are set up with what they need to do their job effectively.

That's funny

500th like

People should not be allowed to call other people names on this board. It is ridiculous and disgusting. People with any mental or physical conditions should not be treated like they are beneath everybody else.

600th like

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Baraka ok.

@Baraka are u a fucking perfectionist or something

Cat woman was always the villain more like supergirl and Superman

@Scp 096 running when mom find poop sock It's called slang

Heck yes that was awesome

I’m sorry you are struggling with OCD, but you don’t need to accept your compulsions as something that will always be a part of your life. You can win against your OCD. It can be scary, but you need to face your fears. You need to do what your OCD says you shouldn’t do. Even if you are afraid, you need to do it anyway. The more you face your fears, the more you will realize that everything was a lie and that there was nothing to be afraid of. I would recommend you watch the channel, OCD & ANXIETY. They give some great tips and information on how you can overcome your OCD. I hope this helps. Anyone can overcome OCD, there are no cases that are to difficult to come back from.

Ty Cox - Slots 😂😂😂

Omg 🤣🤪

TRUE!!!!!

Same lol

Lies 😁

no because it's true omg

grandma hugs are the best

I hope they do also. It's hard to have social anxiety.

I hope so

barb frontczak forreal

Typical emo girl: “tHeRe nEedS tO bE aWaRnEsS fOr aNxIeTy” smh

@@d4vd1436 it's a real thing and I won't assume all people are faking it but there are lots of "quirky" "depressed" 14 year olds who say "I hAve soCial anXieTy" lmao edit: idk if I have social anxiety but I am very introverted.

Yes

Ha same

Sameee 😂

Jakirus Whitley it’s 3 am for me and I’m watching this🤠

me rn. its 3am here

LMFAOOOOOOO💀💀💀💀💀

Stay strong! We believe in you ❤️

I’m sorry you are struggling with that. You can win against your OCD. It can be scary, but you need to face your fears. You need to do what your OCD says you shouldn’t do. Even if you are afraid, you need to do it anyway. The more you face your fears, the more you will realize that everything was a lie and that there was nothing to be afraid of. I would recommend you watch the channel, OCD & ANXIETY. They give some great tips and information on how you can overcome your OCD. I hope this helps. Anyone can overcome OCD, there are no cases that are to difficult to come back from.

Thanks I didnt watch the video

I think it’s because she actually has OCD

Abrar Rajkhan that’s still not an a good reason because they didn’t know that until they asked her

@@TsayAzar maybe the couple didn't want to be interviewed or on TV

She might not have wanted to be interviewed or she could have left because she was done eating.

What’s the benefit of having some do your job 24/7? No point being there! She had a different disability to him she didn’t know how it felt

Nicole Herbert I have Bad ADD myself so I can relate.

Shes angry.

She was very harsh. If this were real, the manager would either ask those being assholes to leave, due to harassment of staff, or they would’ve given them another waiter/waitress and apologised, then later explaining to the waiter/waitress why they were no longer serving the two customers. People with mental illness and disabilities need jobs too. We all need some way to live.

Eclipsies Martinez exactly!!

😂

“Why did you do this kind act today?”

@@ZzippystardustT "My aunt is a trick or treater so this hit close to me"

🤣🤣🤣OMFG

Lol

_Bob McCoy Same with Chris Hansen

Oh fucking hell, you're here too...

@@artemiswolf4508 what about Chris Morris?

Omg I see you everywhere. Inside Edition?

Oh no... not you...

Preach sister

Omg you go too my school!

@@spork1828 Wait, what??

@@bryhalla loool u go my school!!!!!

Oh yeah yeah

I have it to n much more disabilities I get tread like shit from time from time

Exactly! I’m so glad they did their research unlike some people that portray it as “perfectionists”

peter Yanes I’m so sorry to hear that. *hugs*

As time goes on i work on my ocd but i still cant walk down the street without going back and forth. This fucking disease manifests itself in so many diffirent ways im so glad they brought this up on this show

I relate to this^^^^ (top) I suffer from OCD ASD and tourettes :) I'm treated like normal because I think people know I can't help it

Its Julia Rose yess like so many people call me OCD but I’m just a major perfectionist and when I say that they say it’s like the same when Ik it’s not

fr... the actual condition is actually rare! you can have obsessive or compulsive tendencies but most likely you don’t have OCD

Its Julia Rose your honestly so right I hate people that are like my room is so dirty and they assumed that they have ocd because if that they don’t even know the symptoms of having that mental illness

I don’t have ocd but I completely agree with you

I agree with you 110% since OCD is (as name states) a compulsion for things. If you NEED you be perfect it’s different from wanting to be perfect. It’s hurts when someone with OCD is drowned in the perfectionists because then some don’t get diagnosed and proper help (like medication) ;c Btw I’m not completely knowledgeable about everything OCD so correct me if I’m wrong

Is it really as bad as that?

@@sparechainge depends on the type of OCD

@@sparechainge yes and it can be very worse.

Dp Sm me to! I have ADHD/OCD,Anxiety Disorder/Panic Attacks. I use to work at a drugstore and I had my Lysol wipes/spray. I was so obsessed with cleaning after each customers and stuff. My Managers like: “You have to have some germs” lol!

Mortyy VC I have OCD and there are different types. It’s very exhausting and when I use to work,felt the need to apologize to people,for having it.

Animatentions 😂😂😂

HAHAHAA

I am literally DECEASED

Animatentions 😂😂

Animatentions I saw that in a TikTok 🤔

horses and Conor Maynard are life i love horses too.

horses and Conor Maynard are life yea

Well people think if your not socially capable don’t be a waiter

@@wolfcub1835 people gotta make a pay, it doesn't matter who you are.

horses and Conor Maynard are life EQUESTRIANS UNITEEE

-Reddo- I see you in every video I watch in the comments

I have OCD and i worry about my cat all the time, so yeah i guess 😂😂 (trust me, i do so dont tell me i dont.)

@@potatodog9101 lmaoo

@@cici-tl9kq that put a smile on my face :)

-Reddo- It’s true, I have mild OCD and constantly worry about my friends and family. I’ll get to school and start panicking, thinking “did I turn the light off? What if a fire happens” or “I didn’t walk right today... what if something happens.” Sometimes it’s good worrying, other times it’s bad. It has come in handy many times though, with me constantly asking people if they’re alright, I usually don’t miss a moment when they aren’t. Sorry that was so long... rip

Dave Rigel yum

The way he said it, it was kinda badass

@@austin7280 yes like from a movie scene tbh

@roblox Player 2012 Tell someone because all she is doing is getting you in trouble. If she does it to you, then she is probaly going to do it to someone else.

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@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw I have no idea, hope nothing bad happened

Tyler Gulley what was their comment?

@@northway8209 Basically, this kid said that his teacher forced him to have sex with her, and he wanted to know what to do.

Hahahaha 😂😂😂 this is sad

What if he didn't have OCD NO NO! YOU DONT UNDERSTAAAAND

The world is acting as if they have OCD. Blessings

Salif Scott please calm down take a deep breath in and out

Salif Scott you were mad typing in caps lock

She is ur mom , that reason is enough to love her 😊

aww

Isnt it obvious? It definitely disrupts function, so do mindfulness training to be more conscious of why the acts are irrational. Identify obsessive compulsive behaviour and refrain them. If she doesnt have enough willpower, then consult a psychiatrist to get medication, such as anxiety relieving antidepressants like zoloft sertraline. Get it fixed!

Stop counting, force herself to not check because she already did and there's no point in checking no matter what, and do not continue practicing obsessive compulsive behaviour because the more u lose to ur impulses the stronger they persist. Reduce stress and anxiety causers to help reduce development of new rituals or worries

It’s not that easy

Fluffy Gamer1912 It's so hard to work when you're constantly worries about your mental health

Literally WWYD in a nutshell

Well yeah that's kind of the point of these

Welcome to my life ☺

I thought this was real thanks for saying