yeah that's what i was thinking, despite not having ocd

I don't have ocd but I was like "nah this is just the 'quirky' ocd people pretend to have, not the actual disorder"

Yeah bro people heavily misunderstand OCD, i’m over here walking all the way to the other side of my neighborhood just to re-walk a misstep I did earlier while jogging

Bro said haver

Haver? 😂

Well if you have OCD your brain would try to find every possible thing wrong with the images which makes the brain spot out things that are different from the other images shown. That’s why having OCD can mean wanting things be be perfect or equal

@@drillsergeant5760 perfectionism≠OCD

@@DPHVMVBVUF I never said OCD was perfectionism I said when you have OCD some people tent to want things EQUAL or Perfect/the same and obsess over it

@@drillsergeant5760 that’s not how it works

@@brians4124 not every kind of OCD is the same.

Were you diagnosed?

@@TheRCAirsofteryou don’t need to be diagnosed to know that this isn’t an ocd test

no one cares

@@moldymuffins184Your mom does

Exactly!

its ocd

@@terrarian7971 no it is NOT... Well not necessarily

he has atd

Exactly

@@terrarian7971 no it’s not look up what actual ocd is

@@fwopa_tv how old are you

Oh and I'm on twitch gunnadaguppie

@@fwopa_tv then that’s why you’re a little kid

@@fwopa_tv go play at the park you shouldn't even have a phone

@@fwopa_tv don listen to them follow your dream

he told us to take it with a grain of salt, and after all its a sambucha vid so who even takes this seriously lol

cry😂

Cope harder😂

@@Childneglecterhaha funny 😐😐😐

@@atoll5944 not trying to be 😊

OCD tendencies is a real thing (similar to having a tic but not having Tourettes) but this is not it

yk hes aware that it aint true

Hahah

Tf

Correction! The youtuber said you MIGHT have it...

KZfaqr also said to take it with a grain of salt

And thats the last time we heard of this man 💀

Ikr

fr

He said take it with a grain of salt

How is he supposed to make it up to you 😭

same

a lot of videos are like this; they jump from A to Z on simple puzzles or quizzes

Yeah. A bunch of TikTokers are gonna be like (omg did you know i have ocd??/// i get mildly annoyed when i see stuff wrong????/)

He said maybe so it doesn’t mean that it’s 100%

@@T_200 he said "maybe" instead of "this test is irrelevant to knowing if you have OCD or not"

@@madkirk7431 IK what are you trying to prove

I had it for a couple months, it wore off. Just breath In and out and listen to some music. Really just distract yourself with hobbies. It should ware off or at least die down a bit.

I kinda did too. It helped for me to distract myself and think of something different, though that was difficult. Maybe you can have someone who'll distract you and start chatting or something when you feel wrapped up in it

Same here. It's hard to live sometimes and people just think it's "quirky" or whatever.

@@Lilgooberdude As someone who in the past has actually been rendered completely unable to operate/breathe normally due to severe ocd, this does not always work. In fact, telling someone that it should be that easy to control can make them feel worse about themselves because they feel not taken seriously (not trying to be rude)

@@Impala-ui8nl I think your mixing 2 different OCD’s

It depends, there’s many levels of OCD and it still can be treated. I have OCD and I’ve managed to treat it but it always comes back sadly.

Exactly i have it and its nothing like this i hate people thinking they have OCD cause they like to be tidy and organized THATS NOT IT, you said most of it sometimes you have to repeat the same thing over and over or something

Exactly, I’m a graphic designer, so I have good pattern recognition and can notice something out of place super quickly. It doesn’t mean I have ocd lol.

I don’t know if I have ocd and tbh i don’t really even know what it is but I’ve been reading comments in here and idk cuz I do this thing if I tap my fingers together like my thumb and my index or something in my right hand I feel the urge to do it on my left and if I do more on my left than my right I go and do that many on my right to make them even. Like if I tap my fingers together on my right hand 5 times I’ll do that on my left 5 times but if I do it like 6 on accident I’ll do it once on my right hand again. Its almost like I have to do it. I do that with my feet when I tap my heels on the floor when I’m sitting or sometimes just at random times, constantly. I don’t know if that’s ocd or something else or if I’m just psycho lol

@@geometrygraham3337 Yeah my family was like “you’re not organized,” but most people with OCD actually aren’t that way

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377 likes and 1 comment??? let me fix that 🌝

438 likes and 2 comments hold on

Same i also have ocd oh wait 492 likes and 3 comments let me fix that

511 likes and 4 comments let me fix that

OCD enjoyer 😭 Ye for me it’s contamination, rituals and intrusive thoughts, this video just feels invalidating

OCD ENJOYER BAHAHAHAH great word choice and yeah there is many forms of OCD not just hating things being out of place

Wtf I guess that makes me an ocd hater it drives me crazy 😭💀

Enjoyer? 💀

@@BubblegumStudiosOfficialcontamination? What does that have to do with OCD

Fr though, as a medicated ocd haver I can’t stand this shit

on a serious note i hate people trying to play off stuff like this, depression, ADHD, etc as “quirky” or whatever. stuff like that really debilitated you as a person and doesn’t heal with one “deep” twitter post edit: grammar

But also that ocd works differently with different people. I have Arithmomania yet I'm not a very clean and orderly person as one with ocd would assume

@@maybegamer24 as someone actually has adhd, i find it very frustrating when people play it off and be like "omg same i get distracted so easily" like no its more than that idiot

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Plot twist: I do.

@loka---------👇💋 Shut up bot

@Cute Girl Shut up bot

@@RyanBentz Plot twist: I don't know if it's ironic anymore

I do.

Yup! Honestly so frustrating how people think being mildly annoyed/dissatisfied is the same as ocd. I don't personally have it, but I watched my dad suffer with it my entire life and it was debilitating. Towards the end of his life he couldn't even leave the house his anxiety was so severe.

@@Oliviaandtrina Exactly! It’s so much deeper than people think. Sad to hear about your dad’s struggles, thank you for sharing :(

I agree I don't think that being dissatisfied of something means OCD

"this is a random psychology test so take it with a grain of salt" yeah your probably right i don't think this is really accurate, but idk if i have OCD as i don't necessarily understand what it is so don't listen to me lol EDIT: read a bit about what OCD is, seems like part of it is "repetitive thoughts that won't subside" "usually starts in childhood" weellll I'm not sure how to describe this but randomly I look at a word(s) and I look at the letters and read them in some sort of 1, 2, 3, 4... pattern (not just counting by ones, but doing 1 + 2 + 3 +...) and i also alternate capitals and lowercase, and try to end with uppercase. also if i do something twice, I have to do it once more for that 1 2 3 4... pattern, if I do something 4 times I have to do it 2 more times for 6... i literally can't stop doing this, but I'm not gonna self diagnose myself.

Agree!

Ya it has nothing to do with OCD, and trust me i have ocd there are other types of ocd that don’t have to do with everything looking perfect and even

I got all of these right but don’t have ocd and never will, it’s called having good eyesight bro

I swear half of the comments are prob freaking out about having “ocd” after watching this. like self diagnosing yourself is the cringiest thing ever

Agreed. Its just a test to see how observational you are. Like I got everything right, and I dont have OCD

I feel this. I have OCD and I hear stuff like this all the time. It annoys me to no end

@@_Mintyz_ yes, OCD is a lot more than just being a perfectionist. There is a lot of other signs and criteria that need to be met to have diagnosed OCD. Such as intrusive thoughts of you hurting yourself or others, bad things happening to the people you care about, etc.

@@elizabethgranger646 yep

Oops misread comment lol

And intrusive thoughts, anxiety, plus many more symptoms far worse than just being a perfectionist.

The definition in a way is a obsession like locking the doors 25 times at 8pm. Compulsion forces you to do that or else you think a murderer will kill you and you will panic

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@@Idroppedthesoap are u saying that bc u got all of them or do u actually have it?

@@SnuggieMaple yes i do have ocd and i got them all correct

@@Idroppedthesoap uh ok

@@Idroppedthesoap kinda sus but ok

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@baby oli aw hell no bots

right? i hate when he doesnt say that it makes me crazy

He didn't

And the answer is: yes, my vision is decently good.

My vision is horrible (20/200) and I did great

exactly. ty for saying this.

Bro litearly

I got 100% but I don't have OCD it's just obvious... I also have really good eyesight

More like it yea

Yeah 😅

Yep

YES! THANK YOU!

Yea, it can be obessing about intrusive thoughts or having the need to wash your hands everytime you touch something even if it's just yourself or atleast for me, but it can be diffrent for other people as well.

@@loading...404 I have OCD and that’s true

I do that a lot and I hate my life because of it

EXACTLY! It annoys me so much when people say that. There are so many different subtypes of ocd that have nothing to do with being orderly.

ty for saying this! (coming from another ocd haver) 💗

Lmao same

Same

Yoo same

Same

Same! I don’t have OCD, I (as a fellow artist) enjoy placing little details everywhere.

It's just, having to have something feel right, right?

one of the family guy episodes Peter had ocd and he has to have a front door for each day of the week, or a Reddit post about seeing an m in a sentence in a book having to read the sentence over again

@@JustLilyTbh eh kinda, I find myself doing strange things to feel right sometimes, I used to do this one thing where I would tap my left foot 3 times, and then 3 times on my right foot, then I would tap them in unison 3 times, if I messed up I would have to do it again, sometimes it would be 5 times, sometimes it would be 7 times, and it had to be in the same rhythm or else I would also restart

EXACTLY

@@JustLilyTbh it can be very agitating sometimes when you realize how much you do some of the specific stuff and that you can’t really stop

I don’t have ocd though I am really good at observing and abstract reasoning. Yet I still found all of them.

Thank you, this was such a good explanation. I feel like ocd is one of the most miss understood and most stereotyped disorders. It is so so difficult to live like this and a lot harder than what people imagine it to be. When I was a kid, riding in the car, I would click my teeth every time the car lined up with a driveway, or a sign, or a post. I couldn’t read for an entire year because I would count the spots between letters. And you can’t forget what happens when you lose track of your numbers. That’s going to kill your sister and get you kidnapped. And doing too many, that will get your friend in a car accident. I wish you luck on your journey with OCD and thank you for sharing, so just a few more people know how horrible it can be.

Say it louder for the people in the back who still live in 2015 and their only knowledge of OCD is “perfectionism” 😩

two negatives make a positive

*this definitely doesn't have anything to do with ocd

@@QUBIQUBED cry

@@hiro_lim not in this context no, english is weird

@@redaipo this definitely doesn't (does not) have nothing to do with ocd so it means that it does have something to do with ocd, yeah english is confusing

Germaphobia?

Lmfao yeah some girl in my class said she had “obsessive cleaning disorder” 💀💀💀 but some people with ocd do have a problem with germs sooo

Lmao

STOP I literally used to think it stood for that bc someone told me that when I was like 7

I remember i didn't knew the word OCD, and i have habit to check everything again n again to the point that it sometimes makes me anxious. So when i heard the word "OCD", i immediately thought it might be "Over-Cautious Disorder" and that i definitely have this disorder and till this day i believe the same. 😂

Bro we the same 😁.

Goku comes and solos

i am super confused rn how do u know the correct answers (i feel like such a boomer rn lmao)

@@trollmeme7465 u have to see which one is different in a short amount of time

@@trollmeme7465 the point is to find which shape was different from the others. If you were able to spot which was different then you're *most likely* to have OCD tendencies. Which isn't to say that you are actually diagnosed with it, it's only a weird psychology test so please take it with a grain of salt

Got to tidy everything

I know, it really annoys me when everyone on the planet says they have ocd

@@vicochainando5189 more than that mate, it’s numbers, when, why, because, all that. Tidiness is probably the least of it. That’s more the germaphobe side of it.

@@knuckleboy8522 people unfortunately, hope you’re doing well.

@@vicochainando5189 not necessarily as a diagnosed severe ocd haver, every space I own looks like a natural disaster swept through it it's different symptoms for different ppl who have it, I think

Did sam said The Odds1Out...

@@Realosed not everything is a reference to other KZfaqrs

@@Realosed no he said spot the odd ones out. If you remove spot you remove out

@@Realosed did are you being under 10 years old

@@Alexander-yp5mw no, they said complete gibberish.

i did too :) good job

@@clair7184 lol

You know, they resemble real IQ tests a bit so if you scored high online maybe you should try the real one

Yeah I get that, it's like "Oooooh I'm actually smart - wait no". IQ is a very outdated measure of intelligence anyways and there are more types than just pattern recognition and logic

​@@BigBoy-hy4vhhe said to take it with a grain of salt

@@aaravnair9044he should’ve said to disregard it entirely though

We’re you diagnosed? I was diagnosed with OCD and what you said is true.

@Everybody Smile! Lots of people self diagnose. If you look in the comments you can see about 20 people who claim they have OCD. I doubt all of them are diagnosed, which in my mind is the only real way to tell if you have it or not. I was diagnosed 7 years ago and it makes me mad when people self diagnose. Not saying this person is though.

@minyoonji93 it does make sense that there are people saying they have OCD, but the amount of self diagnosing here is crazy. “I don’t have OCD but..” And about people not being able to be diagnosed: most people have access to even a free therapist. If they don’t, as far as they know they don’t have the disorder. I have OCD myself (diagnosed) and it pisses me off when people self diagnose.

Exactly, as someone with *diagnosed* aspergers and mixed adhd (add and adhd were combined into a spectrum a few years ago) and CPTSD (complex post traumatic stress disorder, look it up) it’s annoying how my generation romanticized mental illnesses for attention and clout and how they feel the need to victimize themselves or publicly (what seems like) show off their fake diagnoses in attempts for a pat on the back when in reality that’s the last thing someone with those issues would do unless it’s to educate or do a “you’re not alone” kind of thing but even that is rare, because now when genuine people that struggle with mental illnesses or anything as such go to open up about it with people (not publicly on social media for the planet to see) no one believes them or they’re ignored because the mass population is faking them, those cry babies and frauds are actually legitimately but unintentionally alienating the real people who struggle, because no real person with depression disorder would actually go “oohhh, i have depression….” out loud in the middle of class so all her gfs console them (a real example a friend told me about), also people like to use those illnesses as a cop out or as an excuse to stay where they are and expect handouts from others, yes ofc some diagnoses limit one’s ability to do certain things, but remember “…it’s okay to be weak, but it’s not okay to *stay* weak..” -not my quote, even if you stay in the same spot due to limitations as long as you push and try to get somewhere or do better you are absolutely NOT weak and stronger than some (or maybe most) neural-typical people (people without mental disorders)

@@TheRCAirsofterI’m interested on why you so heavily dislike self-diagnosing. I understand that you could be frustrated if people simply do it for attention or to get sympathy points, but for me, while I don’t have OCD, I believe I have autism/are somewhere on the spectrum. I’ve gone to a therapist since I’ve been little and my parents and therapist agree that I likely have autism based on symptoms, things I do, how I react, and the fact I have Sensory Processing Disorder (which is diagnosed) and is closely linked with people who have autism. I may not be properly diagnosed but I still claim I do/likely do have autism to help me get the adjustments for me, I carry earmuffs wherever I go and will need breaks if I’m overstimulated. It’s not for attention or anything but to help me live safely and happily in the world. I don’t know if for OCD it’s different when people are undiagnosed and claim to have/likely have OCD, I know it’s very well known but also incredibly misunderstood so I could see that possibly being why. Simply curious here, as I don’t know much about OCD and you seem, based in your comments, to be a decently reliable source.

Then you have adhd

wha

That has..nothing..to.. ok.

I AGREE!!! Thank gosh someone else agrees

LMAO

Yep

Stop putting words in his mouth and also "take this with a grain of salt"

"If you sleep less than 8 hours a day, you want to murder your family." "If you have a phone number, you're addicted to technology." "If you listen to music, you have ADHD." "If you read stuff on paper, you are a nerd." "If you have eaten a burger, you're an obese American."

Sometimes I think I forgot to put something in my bag so I have to recheck that it's in there like 10 times before I'm actually confident that it's in there.

Only person here that actually is smart. As someone that also does suffer with POCD....an infinite amount of respect from me. We will all have peace in the mind one day. Love you

@@damiendoesit4985 It makes getting ready to go anywhere incredibly difficult. Especially leaving for school every morning, when I’m in the house by myself and there is no one to push me on. We just have to remind ourselves that even if we didn’t bring everything we need, there is always a way to get supplies. But OCD is hard to reason with. It doesn’t want to listen. Stay strong!!

@@daemoniumvenator7099 POCD is a literal nightmare. Remember to say to yourself that the fact you are repulsed by these intrusive thoughts is proof that your values lay in the complete opposite. I know OCD will tell you otherwise, but we can overcome it or at least make it a little quieter. I’m so proud of you for persevering!! Lots of love to you for all the strength it takes to continue every day :)

A little tip to anyone struggling with REAL OCD: I personified mine. I made him into a whole character. I gave him an appearance, a name, a personality. He is made of darkness and shadows with devil horns, and wears a little top hat for some comedic effect. His name is Iggy, and he has come to represent all my negative thoughts into one being. He is hateful, and allows me to seperate the thoughts from my own. I find it so much easier getting angry at this imaginary character than myself. It gives me the strength to push back at him and fight the compulsions he tells me to do. Sounds a bit silly, I know, but it helps me a bunch. When I’m about to do something that takes a lot of strength, I say out loud “F*ck you Iggy!!”

Is it tho?

@@picachugirl2036 nope

I don't think you know what that means. Romanticizing something is glorifying something that has no need to be glorified. This is just tricking kids into thinking they have a disorder.

Its not romanticizing its just tricking some stupid little kids into thinking they have a disorder. Romanticizing is glorifying things like Anxiety and Depression etc.

I think it’s indirect romanticizing. Disorders have become quirky and that could “glorify” it. This is kinda just fueling that imo

And most normal folk what order so we instinctively seek out disorder to correct it or call it out. Even someone who lives in a dirty or messy home will not want anyone to see it.

doesn't ocd make it so where something is out of pattern it bothers you more than usual?

@@Kaylahisbroke For some but not for everyone.

@@Kaylahisbroke so you don’t know how it works

@@Kaylahisbroke yeah but if you don’t fix it you get a feeling like your gonna die tommorow or something id know since I have it

@@kneedol u self diagnosed didn’t u

9/10 for me

It wad around a 9 for me, but its not like any of em urked me or smthn, i just noticed it was off. Like "spot the difference" or smthn

I found 7 that bugged me and that I saw different

i also got 10/10

Not good I got 10/10 too

lmao

People with OCD are just pissed because they he isn't EXACTLY right lmao

@@maximoniom6964 no there is a lot more to OCD then just being bothered by small imperfects. It has terrible intrusive thoughts like ones of people hurting themselves or others, or bad things happening to the people you love, and a lot more that are to explicit to even talk about. They’re not mad because like you said “he isn’t EXACTLY right”, they’re mad bc he’s making people believe they have OCD, feeding into the “I’m so OCD and quirky bc I can’t stand when my red markers are not completely straight”(,etc.) bc that’s not what OCD is and there is so much more to it.

Yeah

That’s not what a perfectionist is

thank you