- Username
- OCD Dog Love
- Date posted
- 6y ago
- Username
- BeccaBecca
- Date posted
- 6y ago
Omg yes and if I make a mistake when typing I either have to repeat it correctly (whether a letter, word, sentence, paragraph) or repeat the mistake before I correct it. For that reason it takes me forever and I get behind.
- Username
- BeccaBecca
- Date posted
- 6y ago
It feels amazing for people to get it! I also did a test today, I was pages off finishing. I knew that I had no time and I needed to hurry up but no matter how hard I tried I couldn’t stop. I have a problem with reading because I will read over and over. It gets really bad in exams because I re-read the questions over and over. School are great for me. They have experience with kids that can’t read so I think that because I can read they are really trying to help me as though I can’t. This is really great because they acknowledge my problem!
- Username
- OCD Dog LoveOCD Dog Love
- Date posted
- 6y ago
When you think about it, it’s horrible to not be avle to do an exam normally.
- Username
- Cat28Cat28
- Date posted
- 6y ago
OMG I thought this was just me. Misspellings bug me so much!!
- Username
- OCD Dog LoveOCD Dog Love
- Date posted
- 6y ago
Yes! I had an exam this morning and it took me (no joke) 15 minutes for ONE question just to write! I kept erasing and erasing! I even cried because I wanted to stop but I couldn’t. And the fact that someone can actually understand me is sooo amazing! Nobody understands when I tell them that. They go like: Well just don’t erase! They don’t know that it is not that easy. But YOU understand me! Thank you! ❤️❤️
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- McSteezzyy
- Date posted
- 6y ago
Is it a compulsion to constantly test scenarios in your mind? I’m always testing what I like and I don’t stop until I feel like I get to the bottom of it but recently I feel like it’s getting nowhere and just making the thoughts seem more real.
- Username
- Anonymous
- Date posted
- 5y ago
I always have to check that everything is perfect and in order. I am afraid that my things will be ruined. When I am out I have to check clothes, shoes, bags, when I get home I do the same thing. Then I check the cabinets, the drawers, I have to check if something is missing and ask for help because it all seems to me messed up. Does anyone do this?
- Username
- greentree
- Date posted
- 4y ago
My only task at the moment is to write an essay for my university course. A never ending cycle of rewriting, rethinking, restarting. I desperately want to work through the noise and finish. Any tips from fellow students would be most appreciated.
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