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RE: Admit One - Cuyir - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 05:15 AM)Kia Wrote:(10-05-2013, 12:27 AM)Cuyir Wrote:It's actually an incredible stress reliever to bite/chew things (... I definitely don't bite things, nope - and I definitely don't prefer chomping on headphones and icecubes - and most certainly never in public). I'm pretty sure it's not super unhealthy (excluding possibly being electrocuted or ending up with poisoning) unless you start biting on yourself to inflict pain. Then that's something you might want to stop before it gets too serious (because that's considered self harm). I don't bite electronics, my mind goes ''WEE WOO WEEE WOO WEE WOO, DON'T". Icecubes are my ''public chewing'' items. Nobody seems to mind. I bite my fingers and hands but not to inflict damage. It just...feels good >_> Never hurt myself doing so. RE: Admit One - Wooderson - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 12:08 PM)Kman Wrote: you know those times where you randomly just think something really horrible that you'd never do but your mind kind of just jumps to it on it's own like if you're at a subway thinking "i could push someone onto the tracks right now" or while your driving something like "i could smash this car into oncoming traffic by just twisting my hand" etc etc My brothers OCD is quite similar, he thinks that if he doesn't do all his rituals, patterns and counting then bad things will happen. As for knowing the opportunity to do bad things with choice not quite so much. He tries his best to prevent them. RE: Admit One - Tiger - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 12:08 PM)Kman Wrote: you know those times where you randomly just think something really horrible that you'd never do but your mind kind of just jumps to it on it's own like if you're at a subway thinking "i could push someone onto the tracks right now" or while your driving something like "i could smash this car into oncoming traffic by just twisting my hand" etc etc holy shit, that's what it is! (10-05-2013, 08:50 PM)Wooderson Wrote: My brothers OCD is quite similar, he thinks that if he doesn't do all his rituals, patterns and counting then bad things will happen. As for knowing the opportunity to do bad things with choice not quite so much. He tries his best to prevent them. I thought I was alone... RE: Admit One - Mechavomit - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 07:02 PM)Cuyir Wrote: I bite my fingers and hands but not to inflict damage. It just...feels good >_>I've been biting and picking my fingers ever since I was little. So they are always sore and bleeding around the nails. It gets worse when I'm stressed. And I don't have enough self-control to stop. RE: Admit One - Ashtoreth - 10-05-2013 One of my many OCDs: light switches. Before I leave home, I have to make sure they are all switched off. Yes, I know all lights are off, but... I still... need... to check... RE: Admit One - Wooderson - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 09:15 PM)Mechavomit Wrote:(10-05-2013, 07:02 PM)Cuyir Wrote: I bite my fingers and hands but not to inflict damage. It just...feels good >_>I've been biting and picking my fingers ever since I was little. So they are always sore and bleeding around the nails. It gets worse when I'm stressed. Funny you say that. Ever since I could remember I would do the same. Sometimes i'd bite ALL the nail off of my fingers so it's just as my brother calls it a "stump". Sometimes it would really hurt, but I had mostly gotten used to doing it. A lot of people bite nails under stress, but I found it was limiting how long I could fingerpick/strum without a pick on my guitar. The past month I found a substitute for biting my nails/fingers. DECK OF CARDS. Whenever i'm at the computer or anywhere at home I shuffle my deck of cards. It really works. I have nails like I could never remember, and it's quite nice. RE: Admit One - Paddy™ - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 09:31 PM)Ashtoreth Wrote: One of my many OCDs: light switches. You should just turn off the electric at the mains switch when you leave the house XD I'm not sure if this counts as OCD, but when I was younger, I would inhale a lot while looking at people I liked, and would exhale a lot when looking at people I didn't like. For instance, if I was talking to someone I didn't like and was looking at their face, I'd breathe out with no problem, but if I needed to breathe in I'd have to move my eyes off their face to something else otherwise I'd feel like I was inhaling shit-fumes or something equally noxious. Vice versa with people I liked; I'd take huge gulping breaths when looking at friends or loved ones but would feel it was some sort of insult or disrespect to breath out while my eyes were set on their faces. You can imagine how difficult my life became when I had to perform CPR on my ex-girlfriend. RE: Admit One - Kman - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 02:12 PM)nemesis567 Wrote: Seems like some of you have what is medically considered as a mental problem of sorts(if what you say is true). I highly advise those of you who feel a bit off to visit a psychologist for advice. Acceptance won't bring you anything new, but will keep you inside the loop. What do you have to loose? i get what yer saying here but like i said it's really not a whole lot of a problem for me anymore. after a while i started learning coping mechanisms to ignore it or see things in a different way and over time it's pretty much totally gone away. even with that said when it was a huge issue for me it was never like i ever wanted to do any of that shit, i was well aware they're all really terrible thoughts and i'd never actually do any of them (or wanted to do any of them for that matter). you can even look it up (just search like OCD linked with intrusive thoughts i guess idk), it's not actually that uncommon of an occurrence and if people who have issues with it know how to deal with their OCD and avoid situations where intrusive thoughts may cause them issues (which i do) it's not really a problem RE: Admit One - Ashtoreth - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 09:41 PM)Paddy Wrote:(10-05-2013, 09:31 PM)Ashtoreth Wrote: One of my many OCDs: light switches. I know you only eat canned food and chocolate, but ever heard of refrigerators? RE: Admit One - Paddy™ - 10-05-2013 (10-05-2013, 09:53 PM)Ashtoreth Wrote: I know you only eat canned food and chocolate, but ever heard of refrigerators? why you must hurt feels? |