CaledoniaEHanson
OCD
OCD: the compulsion prisoner.
Victims are driven by a strong compulsion and obsess over dismissing these anxieties that they have when it comes to cleaning, dirt, arranging, unhealthy rituals and impulses.
One is driven day by day by these anxieties that if they don't perform certain riturals or if something isn't just right, anxiety will be the death of them. Sometimes anxieties are brought on if the obsessions and compulsions are demanding.
They are prisoners of their own minds and rituals, not able to rest until their needs are taken care of whether it's obsessively washing their hands, cleaning the house, counting the number of tiles in a room, and constantly rearranging pictures and furniture in a room to be just right.
It's an unhealthy and upsetting superstition that, once you're sucked in, can feel like it's almost impossible to get back out.
OCD
OCD: the compulsion prisoner.
Victims are driven by a strong compulsion and obsess over dismissing these anxieties that they have when it comes to cleaning, dirt, arranging, unhealthy rituals and impulses.
One is driven day by day by these anxieties that if they don't perform certain riturals or if something isn't just right, anxiety will be the death of them. Sometimes anxieties are brought on if the obsessions and compulsions are demanding.
They are prisoners of their own minds and rituals, not able to rest until their needs are taken care of whether it's obsessively washing their hands, cleaning the house, counting the number of tiles in a room, and constantly rearranging pictures and furniture in a room to be just right.
It's an unhealthy and upsetting superstition that, once you're sucked in, can feel like it's almost impossible to get back out.