"How OCD are you?" How Obsessive compulsive disorder are you? Makes no sense at all. OCD is not an adjective, its a disorder that people suffer from.

OCD is not always about needing perfection and symmentry. This test ignores the true nature of the disorder.

Hey guy? You forgot the following: Intrusive thoughts Suicidal thoughts Hoarding tendencies Actual obsessions Self hatred And many more

Who else hates it when the teacher erases the board and leaves a spot of marker 😶🔫 um so edit from 2 years later after now knowing this comment blew up, i know it’s not ocd i just had to mention it

I'm with a lot of people. Videos like these are offensive. OCD is so much more than "the little imperfections in life". OCD is NOT an adjective :(

Those picture don't bother me, but the music does.

This is not I repeat THIS IS NOT EVEN CLOSELY A representation whatsoever of OcD

I simply hate when people say that they have OCD just cuz they are clear and neat.OCD is an actually disorder.And there are different types of OCDS and i have been diagnosed.And it is not fun.It has affected my evryday life.People who are diagnosed can't help it.And if you think that those people enjoy fixing thigs.Making evrything correctly.Washing hands alot...Well no they do not enjoy it.It controls them.

This is so offensive... OCD is so much more than wanting things to be neat. I have actual diagnosed OCD and it RUINS my everyday life. OCD is not an adjective.

Just saying, OCD isn't getting annoyed by imperfections, its a series of compulsions you have to complete. It's like not itching a really tingling scratch if you don't finish the set of compulsions.

This angers me. Making OCD TRENDY?! Trust me, it's not.

you can’t be ocd, you can have ocd. NOT EVERYONE HAS OCD! ocd is not always perfectionism, it comes in many forms. it’s actually a really painful and imprisoning disorder. lol excuse my rant.

I was diagnosed at 5 with OCD and this does not correctly show the meaning of OCD

wanting things to be neat is typical human nature, everyone is annoyed by uneven things. OCD is different people are actually diagnosed with it...

"How OCD are you?" Ah yes, How disability are you.

You cant "BE OCD", thats like "BEING Arthritis" or "BEING Depression"

Being particular does not make you OCD. If you enjoy fixing things like this, that means you DON'T have OCD, people who have OCD don't get enjoyment from their rituals.

This is just being a perfectionist, it's not OCD. Could we please stop missing using OCD (a serious condition for some people). Thank you

They should have added another “how much does this bother you” situation for them using OCD as and adjective

Cool. Next do “How Diabetes are you?”

One thing I notice with things with OCD and ADHD is that everyone claims that they might have making it less believable making it harder for people with it for real to step up and to say they might have it.

OCD isn't just about wanting things symmetrical and neat. Smh

I learned more from the comments than the vid

This video is offensive! OCD is a serious issue and not everyone has it. OCD is not a cute or quirky character trait. It is a disorder that can ruin a person's life. OCD isn't the same as not liking a uneven cabinet or a small imperfection in something. OCD very from person to person but most of the time if someone with OCD saw a 'imperfect' thing that for some reason triggered them, they would have major anxiety/an anxiety attack.

I find it offensive how society has normalized this disorder

oh my god this isn't ocd at all

OCD is the worst. I get annoyed with myself for constantly repeating the same actions a couple of seconds after already doing them. It also tenses me up and causes an urge to make everything perfect

if you do not have : -intrusive thoughts : ie- “if I do not blink 5 times I will die” “my whole family will be murdered if I don’t shut the door in a certain motion” “if I don’t turn my lights off my whole house will catch on fire” or “I’m not going to heaven if I don’t pray ten times a day” or -certain compulsions empowered by the intrusive thoughts above: doing the thing that the thoughts tell you to do- you don’t have OCD. if you are bothered by the stuff in the video : you may be a perfectionist. you do not have OCD. that’s all!

OMG I'm so OCD, I got 36, I just hate when there's no symmetry at all! ^ Every ignorant person

I got 30 but I don't like classifying myself as a person with OCD since no doctor/psychologist has diagnosed me with this.

Oh I go crazy when a tiny bit of oil goes on the screen of my phone I wipe my phone about 10+ times a day and I get really frustrated when there is a little water mark on my keyboard

I can't I will start crying and screaming while scratching my face while watching this

ocd isn't just this its a lot worse and this is one of the most inaccurate ways to see if you have ocd

So offensive to people who have actually been diagnosed with this disease. (me)

1.D 2.D 3.D 4.D 5.D 6.D 7.D 8.D 9.D IT NEEDS TO BE PERFECT

I hate it when people say OCD like it's an adjective when it's actually a mental condition. It triggers my bipolar episodes.

I started to have OCD at the age of 10. It was so frustrating because I didn't know what the fuck OCD even was. I was a kid, and remember my family pointing out the weird things I would do repetitively that would make me comfortable if I didn't then I would go crazy and obsess over it. I honestly thought I was retarded lol. I thought I was the only one, but when I figured out 4 years later it was such a relieve to know other people had it too. That it was a disorder that could be treated.

OCD isn't just wanting thins to be neat. I have OCD. When ever I touch something with one hand, the other one has to touch it. If I scratch one leg, the other leg has to be scratched. If the seam on my pants aren't in the right spot, I like, HAVE to fix it, or else I'll lose it. Things have to be in the right color groups. like if I have skittles, or M'M's, I put each color in the color group they belong in. Odd numbers were and still will be my enemy. I have to check my bag 50 times because I always need to 'have' everything or I'll throw a fit. OCD isn't just wanting perfect everything. Although I do want everything to be perfect because of my OCD, that's not what its all about.

OW THIS ACTUALLY HURTS

I hate to say this to all but I'm NOT affected or get diagnosed with OCD AT ALL. Every time I see these pictures, I'd rather say "Is that it? That's the picture? Okay then..." than becoming mad.

Put The Speed To 1.5

I got 31, I started crying that this was so painful. I don't have thing as much as out of place stuff, it's more patterns in my head. for instance I have to step in the right place, walk at the same time as someone else to make a tune, when I walk, if I move one leg more than the other, the leg that I've walked more feels hot so I have to do one more time for the leg that feels left out. I do hate out of place stuff but I walk more than I see out of placed stuff, I hate them both just as much as each other but patterns are more fluent. I also make zig-zag patterns with the cars going the opposite way.This results in me feeling sick. I have been doing the car one for YEARS now and I tell my mum but she doesn't really understand...I'm and 11 y/o girl btw... damn it's hard having O.C.D

Who hates when people don't understand what OCD is and don't realize it's a very serious thing that is not just perfectionism

Ocd is not just wanting things to be symmetrical and neat there is so much more to it...

I have ocd and am laughing. warning this will trigger your ocd. lol gets me every time.

I hate when people are like "I am OCD. Like, no. You are a human freaking being whom has OCD. And also these pictures can not determine if someone has OCD. This can make people realize that they have little quirks. Dont self diagnose because that honestly pisses people who were diagnosed with it off. if you think you have it, ask a doctor. or say "I think I may have OCD but I have not been diagnosed". sorry for my rant. I just really get upset when people claim to have OCD because they have small things like these pictures that bother them. to explain OCD in the least technical way as possible, if you had OCD, the things that trigger your OCD symptoms would cause you EXTREME anxiety. For example, I have to clean and organize my things (it used to be the whole house, but my doctors worked with me and helped me control it more. I was diagnosed long before I could remember, around the age of 3 or 4) and if other people do it, I would have a complete mental break down. The last time my dad put my clothes away, I ended up hyperventilating and I passed out. I woke up and began crying.

OCD is not always about perfection.. you forget about the frustrating intrusive thoughts😵😵

how upsetting OCD isn't a joke It's a disorder

This is NOT OCD as an individual suffering from OCD I can tell you that OCD is a type of anxiety disorder that is so different and severe it became separate from other anxiety disorders. Sufferers of OCD May need things to be organized in certain patters but they often times can be random or seem irrational. More common symptoms of OCD are doing things in strange and specific patterns that if messed up must be restarted, having 'rituals' for certain things (like a specific order and way to carry something out), may need to do something a specific number of times, and many more. It can have extremely negative Heath effects indirectly as well as negative effects from the constant nagging anxiety. Personally at the age of 7 mine showed for the first time mostly centered around washing hands and such as that's constantly enforced for children. I would wash my hands so much and so frequently the skin would dry to a point where it would crack and bleed. Using hand lotions hurt because of

For the last time OCD is not a verb!!!! Think twice before you self diagnose!! None of these pictures mean you have OCD!

As a person with this, it makes me mad, because OCD is not perfectionism, it's a literal mental illness, do your research man :(

This video is stressing me out. OCD is not about perfection, but a series of rituals or conpulsions you have to do every day. It's very embarrassing in some cases.

everyone raging in the comments 💀

When I see stuff like this I just fix it

Whoever is saying that OCD is a disease not an adjective/verb in the title or video, he did this on purpose to activate your OCD even before the video starts lol. Stop misunderstanding the test and the joke.

This isn’t a ocd test this is a perfectionist test

I have OCD and it’s about straightness and perfection like it has to be perfect or straight and equal and this is offensive. I also got frequently disturbed I got 23 points

Anyone else there is this voice in your head that tells you to do something like I get it I'm touching every point on a fence and I accidently miss one I start all over again and people look at me weird but idk if this is ocd please tell me if it is and if anyone else has this

There's a difference between having OCD and being a perfectionist.

2 Things that Bothered Me the Most, # 1 You are Trying to Pass this Video off as a Legit Test instead of an Actual Doctor's Diagnosis . # 2 That Horrible Repetitive Music.

Sorry,but this video is annoying me instead.Ya see,OCD is not just being about need and tidy,we actually get TOTURED by our thoughts.

3:18 well that's ironic

Ok this needs to be said. This video is not “ocd” as someone actually diagnosed with ocd this whole video drives me crazy. None of this is ocd basically at all- it makes me mad honestly.

I personally think this is absolutely disgusting,making a mental disorder into a quiz when people actually suffer so much from this.

26 A lot of stuff bother me that’s why I’m so good at hide and seek!! I if I see a color that looks out of place I spot them right away, LOL! I’m actually really glad I don’t have OCD though,

This doesn’t mean y’all have ocd btw😂I mean yeah some things bothered me but...that doesn’t mean u should self diagnose..,an example of ocd is like...when I write something and then erase it... I HAVE TO touch the eraser or my anxiety goessss crazy💀or if I’m typing on my keyboard sometimes I just HAVE to touch “q” or any other letter ur brain attaches to on that moment🤷🏻‍♀️u don’t have to be a clean freaks either

Wanting things perfect is only one aspect of OCD. For some people, OCD could be walking in and out of a room 3 times before you exit, or saying bye to everyone twice before you leave the house. It depends on what you have.

Uhh I was trying to write the fricking scores of the letters but messed them up so I had to restart the whole thing 3 times and I wasn't even up to a minute fifty yet.

I am a Meltdown Immient,What are you guys?

This isn't funny These things shouldn't exist I have pretty bad OCD (yes I am having CBT) None of these pictures bothered me at all! OCD is NOT an adjective and should NOT be used in this way! I cry every night to get to sleep and sometimes I get so stressed from all of the anxiety I thing about killing myself! An I've missed 1 year of education because of it I also 1 night go so anxious and paranoid I stated to scream and hallucinate my bad thoughts 😥 This video is wrong.

I hate it when people say they have ocd for attention having your ur desk organised ISN’T! OCD it’s a whole different story when the doctor has diagnosed you with it . it runs through my family

These tests shouldn't even exist there the reason people are always saying "Omg, I'm so OCD I have to push your chair in"

Anyone else actually got OCD and aren’t triggered by any of this shit 😂

It is only 9 questions not 10. Whyyyyyyyyyyy

This is not ocd this is being a perfectionist. Ocd is a lot more that the “little imperfections”

Its raining and im in my car. The windshield wipers are on... THAT TRIANGLE IS DRIVING ME CRAZY.

wtf is this? i have ocd and none of these pic bother me at all! i have problem with dirty styff, food and desinfection stuff. This test is only one part of ocd.

Ok... I don't know if I have OCD.. but this triggered me real hard I got a 36

i literally cried at the 8th one until it went off cause it made me annoyed and it seemed like someone did that on purpose

I am an avid #MentalHealthAwareness advocate and performer, and I love this so much. I travel the country trying to bring that awareness on stages, in classrooms, hospitals, and on my KZfaq channel, so I get excited when I see other advocates. 💙❤

OCD for me is doing things in the same order. Also it’s about where things go like drinks on tables 😂 AND WHEN LIDS ARENT ON PENS !!!! And when there’s an odd number 👇 it sound silly but it’s true 😂

5:29 are you kidding me!?!? And I can’t fix it uggghhhh

The thing that triggers my OCD is when I’m playing Minecraft and when I’m building a house and I put the door in, it has to be 2 door and when it doesn’t fit perfectly in between the walls, I freak out so much

Who else had to rewatch the video 10 times to make sure how many points you had

0-12 ME: okay... *13-20* ME: *TRIGGERED*

As someone with OCD, I wasn’t triggered at all. Sure some pics i was like “it would look nicer if the fixed it” but I wasn’t extremely bothered. Not to mention, this test is telling me I don’t have OCD anymore!? IM CURED!

The title makes me want to die “how obsessive compulsive disorder are you?”

Looking at a picture doesn’t ‘trigger my OCD’ if it does ‘trigger your OCD’ you don’t actually have OCD. OCD isn’t something that is ‘triggered’..

I didn't get OCD that much with the pictures. But if you showed a picture of a line drawn with a pencil across a paper, and one part of the line is crooked, I would have picked E. AAAAHHHHHHHH

I suffer from OCD and I don't care about symmetri at all

Looks like I have OCD, which I do. OCD is NOT noticing little imperfections all the time, maybe a little bit, But its when something bad happens and you imagine it and...You feel it. I get that ALOT.

so .. someone please help me understand this. recently i have started to have a really, really big urge to press my home button on my iphone two times every time i use it and i get crazy if i don't. and it happens with several things, many. For example, when using my computer, I HAVE to turn my audio buttons up and down until they are completely up for audio and down for audio. and if there's a mess in my room, I HAVE to clean it up. and there are many more things. and I sometimes cry as much as it does to me ... do I have to worry about it? and should I tell my parents? ...

When I take the test, I try not to get angry or stressed out of how the pics are not imperfect. I'd rather cry right now to lay it all out

The way you write "Drives me crazy!" Gives me this vibe, that you think people with OCD is crazy?

OMG THE PHOTO 😫😫😭😭

Me and one of my friends would constantly do things that someone with OCD might do. Because of that, we said to each other that we had OCD. I told this to my best friend that I thought I had OCD and she would say that I was making that up and that I didn’t have OCD. One day, she took out some coloured pencils and started organizing them as a ambray which was triggering me so much because I really wanted to put them in rainbow order. When she finished, I put 3 of the coloured pencils where they were supposed to be and when I did that, it was in rainbow order. She then showed my friend who I mentioned at the beginning of this. I told my friend(the one who doesn’t believe me) that because of my OCD and she got upset. Then she started acting like she had OCD(not mocking me, just pretending) which was really offensive. A few days later, me and my friend were working. He picked up my eraser without my permission which triggered me. I told him that was one of my pet peeves and he apologized. Then my friend who didn’t believe me told me that her pet peeve was when people pretended they had OCD and she gave me a death glare. It was passive aggressive but smart. That night, I found out that I was a perfectionist. I told her that I was a perfectionist and she said I was lying. She isn’t really nice about it and tries to play the victim. So yeah. BTW I’m a kid so I can’t spell that well.

This is actually very offensive to me. OCD is a mental disorder and not something that everyone has. What happened that people think this is OCD because this is not what OCD is.

I got, "Pretty Calm, Occasionally Bothered"

this ocd test was so easy... even tough i have ocd, this video doesn't bother me in any way

so i have dystharia idk how to spell it but it is a speech impediment but does constantly thinking about a bad thought and having to do something to make you ignore it count as OCD bc they (doctors) said that it could be associated with OCD??