The story behind the video: themighty.com/2015/02/i-have-o.... What it's like in this OCD brain.
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@eleoramarie53307 років тому
This is more relatable than any shitty Buzzfeed video
@rachellmaradiaga33107 років тому
true
@MCST0RMPEGASIS7 років тому
Eleora Marie so true
@carriejones13687 років тому
You're 100% right
@RebeccaGomezToronto7 років тому
yes
@merrittpalmer43497 років тому
So. Fucking. True.
@alstef094 роки тому
What people thinks OCD feels like: oRgAniZe EvEryThIng People with OCD: If i don't off/on the lights the entire world will die.
@rylie55763 роки тому
I Have Those Thoughts. Like If I Don’t Do Something Something Bad Will Happen.
@Skruddle3 роки тому
Sooooo true I hate when people who don’t have ocd and are just perfectionist say they have ocd
@samdobie67483 роки тому
What would happen if you forced yourself not to off/on the lights?
@roctionastre40153 роки тому
@@samdobie6748 you will feel like you are cursed and the world will end, and you will just do it, like you cant stop, I had same but with wall, if I dont touch it 6 or 7 times, the world will end, and i know that's not gonna happen but I just feel like it, and if I mess up the touching I have to start over again with all that, it's like a ritual, but nothing's gonna happen, but only when you successfully do that thing, you feel like, ok so now everything is ok
@aaaa-jg4sm3 роки тому
I feel so less alone now thank you
@reneex14644 роки тому
Literally fighting back tears. I feel for all of us who suffer from OCD and anxiety. Literally just want to give each of us a hug for as long as we may need it.
@elliec90973 роки тому
I feel you...sending a hug back. This video felt like my mind does every day...I've watched it many times. The first time I cried and had to stop in middle because it triggered a panic attack. I feel like sharing this video with people instead of explaining myself.
@reneex14643 роки тому
Ellie C aww thank you for the return hug. I’m always looking for better ways to explain how my mind works/functions. When I try to explain it, people often don’t see how it could be a struggle. This video nailed it. Haven’t been able to watch it again because it’s also triggering for me. I hope you’ve been managing Ellie.
@Parhel1on2 роки тому
You two are a part of what may be the most wholesome thing UKposts sends me all day. Keep fighting
@candiceisrandom4692Рік тому
🙏❤
@RosieFairytale6 місяців тому
*big hug* to all of us!
@blackhawkxxx55567 років тому
It's like having a youtube comment section inside your brain.
@namedoesntmatter93306 років тому
BlackHawkXXX555 😂😂😂
@im_nozzaayy30885 років тому
Lol!
@checkmate24895 років тому
This is the best description I have ever heard for my obsessive thoughts.
@noorhingorani26565 років тому
*gold*
@bharathu53545 років тому
🤣😂🤣 exactly my trouble
@haybentley17 років тому
This video is giving me an anxiety attack.
@AllegraAlsmadi7 років тому
lmao i hope ur kidding
@AllegraAlsmadi7 років тому
Social Divergence I was being sincere in my comment because I struggle with panic attacks myself and could see how this would trigger someone.. I got a little anxious watching it
@emyuh13497 років тому
Bentley Haynes me too
@DoctorEchoGAMES7 років тому
Bentley Haynes same
@lulid42697 років тому
HAR PER laggajkkkkkkk
@GhoulishGal7 років тому
I Cry every time I see this because it's so damn accurate.
@SAMMIsLIFE7 років тому
ikr
@BlakeBowden7 років тому
yes
@carysrene93477 років тому
It's so true
@grissee7 років тому
cant understand the vid because my ear has some error and no sub(my toefl is 593)
@katj64427 років тому
Me too
@syynestezja5 років тому
when he kept on saying "it's just the anxiety, nothing ever happens" i started crying from relief and then breathing along with him to calm down and remind myself that i exist. it's so comforting to know that other people are going through the same shit as you every day. thank you for this video.
@gigibenja1671Рік тому
Me too i’m not alone…
@danielavrabelova7217 місяців тому
Yes me too
@tiggerdcat4 місяці тому
I had started rocking to the video, unaware I was rocking, until he said "it's just the anxiety" and noticed I was doing my confiding thing. So I say down and started breathing with him. To my pulse, it was high but not too bad, because I had been rocking.
@rudydeleon11464 роки тому
Yeah. It's like a life long conversation with yourself. This is a really good video.
@saltedsnail98877 років тому
So fucking accurate. My thoughts: Should I post this? what if people don't like my language, but it's how I feel. Do people not like how I feel? People need to stop judging. I don't judge, well everyone does, nevermind. Maybe I should just cancel the post, but then it would be like I never watched it. I want people to know my opinion. I'm just gonna post it I don't even care anymore. Why do I care so much about it, is that normal? It's all my fault. Just move on your fine. Move on.
@erika2_27 років тому
this comment is gold
@jessicamaisie99397 років тому
wait doesn't everyone feel like this? i feel like everyone does and I ask people if they feel like that and they say yes or they say no but maybe because I'm just not saying it right
@jessicamaisie99397 років тому
lol I probably sound like im trying to seem like I have it for some reason
@jessicamaisie99397 років тому
also how about when I feel scared because I have to wave at dark potential spaces so they don't hurt me and I say hi as well and that makes me feel like people think I'm pretending when I wait I'm not even sure HAAHA what am i doing
@erika2_27 років тому
Jessica Maisie you have a "messy" brain girl xD dont bother thinking about those things, thats what i do when i find myself thinking too much about something like that, just say to yourself 'stop. Its not worthy thinking about this now.'
@maggie142357 років тому
Just watching this video made me anxious
@anaguimaraespinto86837 років тому
maggie14235 exactly how I feel damn!
@notsotypical62027 років тому
I know right xD
@mckennakessler49617 років тому
maggie14235 that's the point
@tonygiorgione62547 років тому
maggie147235
@Sunny-cf4fy7 років тому
very good presentation
@DavidSedano7 років тому
"see, you're fine" I can't count how many times a day I have to say that to myself
@107mf343 роки тому
This video is so accurate. There was a period when my OCD got so bad that I physically wanted to smash my head somewhere because I was so tired and my mind was so loud that I did not know what to do.
@blondie37433 місяці тому
Currently at that stage, trying to fight it
@marcoantoniotorres492420 днів тому
I was at that stage, and you're honestly wayy stronger than I am. I actually did physically injure myself to the point of giving myself multiple concussions that year. I pray that we will overcome our symptoms together.
@lydiasnapp43567 років тому
this video calms me down bc I have to focus on this persons thoughts instead of mine. it's so accurate tho
@themighty45107 років тому
Same for me
@jesseharris60667 років тому
Noah Roller *inaccurate
@elohist7 років тому
inaccurate* +Noah roller
@sagespicer87568 років тому
So, so painfully accurate.
@georgemcflurry12868 років тому
+Sage Spicer I'm sorry you have to deal with this
@sagespicer87568 років тому
+George McFlurry again, that means so much to me, you have no idea
@agustincasado71308 років тому
+Sage Spicer kinda accurate, i mean, all of the things he was thinking are accurate but not that crazy ( i mean, like there are 8590348503498 voices all over your head saying that things) anyways its really annoying i suffer that too and i think about really horrible things that just make me go like "dude wtf i am thinking" or i feel like im about to have E.L.A or more diseases because there are symptoms that matches and i try to hold myself from punching a random dude or doing bad things, it really drives me crazy sometimes, or i have to follow certain patterns like when the sidewalk texture changes i have to step first with my right foot because if not i keep thinking i'll have bad luck or something bad will happen to me, and everytime i stand up from a chair or when i put my shoes on i have to start with the right foot, or i have to make things perfectly for me to feel good (for example i have to put something in an exactly position if not i'll feel really uncomfortable) or when i regret saying something i really feel like if i should say that if not something bad can happen to him/her, or when i'm saying goodbye to someone it has to be an even number (for example -Bye +Bye its ok but +Bye -Bye +Bye will give me bad luck or something bad) probably the same happens to you in some cases (sorry for bad english)
@IngridScottflutist8 років тому
+Sage Spicer Yup!
@BabyBearRudy8 років тому
+Sage Spicer Thank god I don't have this. I wouldn't even be able to focus.
@clariquia7 років тому
I hate it when people say they have OCD when they're really just perfectionists... just stop, you don't have OCD. I don't have OCD, people like that just annoy me like wtf it's literally just an uneven letter then they say "my OCD hurts" and I look at them like "you don't have OCD ffs"
@elise74915 років тому
Exactly! this man showed that ocd is not just being a perfectionist, but is 100 times worse
@billionhappy4 роки тому
clariquia THANK YOU SIR MAAM SIR WHATEVER, YOU SAID THE THING :D from the perspective of a child with OCD, I love this.
@billionhappy4 роки тому
F4K3 N3W5 they’re talking about the people who say they have OCD for attention
@vanessamateo43104 роки тому
Lol i wish OCD meant I was just a perfectionist smh
@Taco_Family4 роки тому
Sadly, people will always downplay the severity of this disorder. I seriously wish being a perfectionist was my only problem.
@SulaBintley5 років тому
This is really triggering, but it's amazingly accurate and I love it
@alexnielson5062Рік тому
That's exactly why it's triggering--it hits so close to home
@heatherbeth4249Місяць тому
OCD here with a scoop of ADHD
@linasayshush8 років тому
"Am I sick or is it just anxiety?" My therapist told me everyone thinks people with OCD are super organized and it's perfectionists, but the only organized things about us is the disorder. Counting the tiles in my bathroom is more important than eating. Showering until I feel clean is more important than studying for the test tomorrow, even though my heart's racing and there's a little voice inside my head yelling I'll fail the test if I don't study. But I don't feel clean yet.
@darkrealmwizardgeek8 років тому
K
@panicwithdestiel44948 років тому
I have to do everything 3 or 27 times
@Stormister8 років тому
+Lina B. I relate to all of this so much.
@panicwithdestiel44948 років тому
+Stormister96 do you relate to what I do?
@mindlilacs8 років тому
A-fucking-men. And I hate being called lazy for not doing my work or whatever but I'll pick up a pen and everything else suddenly becomes more important; diagnosing my symptoms online, what to do if there's a robber, what if a comet hits the earth... THINGS THAT DONT EVEN MATTER. And it sucks
@ghalia24867 років тому
I got so anxious while watching this video, it's truly too much for me. It's so sad for people to live through this on a day to day basis
@yaylife.78787 років тому
This comment really just shows how kind you are and your ability to empathize and understand. So thank you.
@GeorgeGoshington7 років тому
Ghalia it really is hard to have this and anxiety+ ADD haha I have both..
@nicbart69237 років тому
Ghalia yea it's pretty annoying. But you get used to it and then it becomes a part of you. I have Tourette's, OCD, anxiety, and minor depression. But yea you get used to whatever you have. I like to think of myself as lucky because I don't have cancer or something worse. But I do appreciate your empathy and care. So thank you
@bookmilla86167 років тому
its horrible
@Ayveh7 років тому
Very! Which is why I never tell someone they should drug themselves up or that they shouldn't kill themselves and keep living. Some people just can't escape it and if they want out then the best you can do is support them and hear them out.
@NaraV5 років тому
It’s scary how exact this is. This is literally my brain all day
@ELITEGOD614 роки тому
Whoever made this, thank you. I showed it to someone who was having trouble understanding my OCD. They cried when they saw this, and understand what i deal with much more now. Thank you
@WhohateAmerica7 років тому
Shit, this is pretty me everyday. That's fucking accurate. One of the things that really annoys me is that whenever I start reading those stupid comments below I FUCKING HAVE TO READ THEM ALL! Oh! And if I'm reading a really long text, I have to make sure I didn't miss a single line, so I keep checking over and over again if I got to exactly consecutive line after finishing the previous. That takes soooo much time of my precious life! I didn't notice it was so serious before.
@bbytayls50237 років тому
Oh my gosh I thought I was the only one who had to make sure they read everything!!! Whenever I'm scrolling through anything, I have to make sure I've read all of the text. I've only just gotten diagnosed and have been realizing how much my OCD has actually been affecting me for years and years since I was a kid and it is blowing my mind, honestly.
@inessant15597 років тому
+Clementine Rae Same,ughh
@michelle7837 років тому
Yes exactly!! And does anyone else have this like for example when you turn off the lights in the bathroom and then leave the bathroom. But then you go back for about 15 times to check if you have turned the lights off even though you are 100% sure that you turned them off?
@WhohateAmerica7 років тому
Michelle Sheppard yeah, that's pretty much a strong OCD. I just try to convince myself that it takes me too long to do all that stuff that I "need" to do, so with a really uncomfortable feeling in my heart I just skip it.
@inessant15597 років тому
+Michelle Sheppard yes!!but sometimes i 'ignore' it and stay calm although I WANT TO!
@nicojones94117 років тому
This is absolutely terrifying to hear out loud. OCD, anxiety, depression, PTSD. I hate being inside my own head some days. The vulnerability it makes you feel might be one of the worst things. This nailed the non-stop of overlapping overwhelming thoughts. Idk, just knowing I'm not alone is reassuring but then at the same time the emotions are just too much. I'm not sure if I'm making any sense whatsoever. But either way, thank you for this video and comment section. Seeing so many other people who understand all together is so comforting
@Prieta1007 років тому
Emily Jones I feel you
@lulid42697 років тому
Emily Jones aggeaargagglgeagghhgghgglahglggh
@magnusm47 років тому
Well I made a whole world inside my head from childhood, just the stuff you imagine with your favorite cartoon characters. But mine has developed into a whole new fictional world connected to all media characters and I can talk to and listen to them. It's actually amazing how they have actually told me true stuff about me that I didn't even realize
@waso-suwi7 років тому
the talking in the video. talking over the other voices and i cant just STOP FREEKING OUT sto talking im tping my thougts uuuuuugh?!!!!!!! okay taking deep breaths now.
@leahmay15067 років тому
Emily Jones Emily Jones people who doubt me and judge me and tell me look at all the other problems in the world, why are you worrying? Or generalize what I'm going through, I always tell them you couldn't last a day in my mind. Some people really don't have a clue and it's so hard to accept that fact. I'm not saying it's there fault either but it still sucks. It really does !
@ESumner5 років тому
I’ve never cried so hard watching a video because I’ve never seen something so true. Thank you. 😔
@uhoh59215 років тому
this is one of the best videos I’ve seen on OCD. Honestly, part of me was laughing and part of me was frustrated because I can relate to this video so much. Thank you for sharing!
@idab26057 років тому
The accuracy of this is actually horrifying
@sleepysartorialist6 років тому
Ida C that’s how I feel watching this finally. I literally put it off for a year because I was worried it was going to be too relatable.
@ariclinton28995 років тому
Ida C it is I think like this all the time.
@SYNAGATES8 років тому
I cried watching this.I relate 100% and I don't feel alone anymore
@noahdavis36638 років тому
Me too 😊
@AlexRinehart18 років тому
+Syna Ishihara If you ever need someone to talk to I'll listen! Best. Always. Alex
@nico41328 років тому
Me too, mild
@donnyfebles8 років тому
+Syna Ishihara i do too i thik if i show this to my friends the will understand
@cutepicturelegacyandnews13208 років тому
Same
@mrei84644 роки тому
Mine's like this, but more guilt thoughts and repetition, like "I closed the door too loud, i have to do it again, slowly this ti- TOO SLOW. AGAIN."
@thelivingimpaired4 роки тому
Muhammad Reyhan exactly! My guilt just comes from over analyzing my every action, motivation and intention, then feeling like I need to redo everything because it wasn’t right somehow
@Eezkiel2 роки тому
My guilt is from false memory
@vijaysoni72572 роки тому
Oh My God!!! Mine is the sameeeee !!! A whole day lost and living with a drained brain that repeats too many actions every day, follows patterns that nobody can even visualize, and are only going on inside our brains...😭🥺😭
@vijaysoni72572 роки тому
Same here !!! Absolutely the same 😭
@coreychristen23212 роки тому
Until very recently I thought everyone thought this way. I was just diagnosed with ocd today and this literally bought me to tears. I had no idea this wasn’t normal.
@angiereyes98227 років тому
A lot of people are self-diagnosing because of this video, and to save time from replying hundreds of times, I'll make a comment. If you think you have anxiety, or OCD, tell a doctor. It could be that you're just an anxious person in general, or you actually have anxiety. Not to mention, it is VERY normal for "regular" people to have these fast thoughts in their mind. Back to my point, however, PLEASE don't self-diagnose because of a UKposts video and then go living your life thinking you have anxiety or another serious condition.
@rottedface7 років тому
Angie Reyes this comment is so important
@SeychellesLover7 років тому
Angie Reyes Thank you so much!! I know so many people who self diagnose OCD, and Anxiety attacks and even 'Panic Attacks' when they mean anxiety attacks, and its incredibly annoying. I have pretty bad anxiety (no numbers here), to the point where I stress myself out enough to get ulcers. People think 'oh I have rapid thoughts, I have an anxiety disorder'. Or they think 'oh I get nervous in certain situations (even in common situations), I must have something wrong', I hate to tell you your issue isn't valid, but usually occasional anxiety is normal. I don't know why people try to convince me they're 'sick'. Why do you want this, if you think it gets you attention? it doesn't. People just get annoyed at the incessant double and triple checking. This video shows a normal day, my brain has conversations identical to this, it's how I make decisions, it's weighing the odds, what will be worse (not better). I wake up panicking if i over slept, panicking if i did everything I needed to yesterday. The way people say 'panic attack', no you got upset, or at the most had an anxiety attack/breakdown (and maybe you have often breakdowns and yes maybe talk to someone). but 'Panic Attacks' are a COMPLETELY diagnosed term. I do not have a panic disorder WHICH ARE DIFFERENT, therefore I have frequent anxiety attacks. Panic Attacks are unprovoked and have no stressor, therefore unpredictable. I've seen both many times. I am manageable because I'm educated, please don't respond trying to one up me either, I'm sure you've suffered worse than me, take your pride. Sorry if this was butthurt but people need to understand.
@angiereyes98227 років тому
SeychellesLover I applaud you for that comment
@lauraramos42947 років тому
I totally agree with you. I related to some of this but it's not as nerve wrecking and constant as this video. What this video depicts is a real struggle brought by a disorder and what I, and so many others self-diagnosing in the comments, have is just a bit of anxiety and/or an easily distracted mind (which explains how easily you can get obsessed with something else instead of doing your real tasks). Real OCD isn't something as simple as having a few pet peves or getting nervous easily, it's something far more complicated and that, as you said, must be diagnosed by a real professional, not a UKposts video or a "what mental illness you have?" test online. People who self diagnose and use it as an excuse are making people with real mental illnesses seem whiny and liars, because they are put in the same box as the tumblr SJW.
@user-js4ur2nl7t7 років тому
Honestly, while I do think in that way, I also just really like arguing with myself.
@LesAnderson9 років тому
"I forgot to clean my room! LOL I have OCD!" Stop. Stop right there. I have mild OCD and let me just say it is torture. Just because you have a cute little quirk doesn't mean you have a mental disorder.
@THEAWESOMEONEest19989 років тому
Preach it. Having OCDs is like having a bully inside your head constantly torturing you by obsessionally brining up worries.
@clairebuck88288 років тому
I was diagnosed with OCD 4 years ago. People think that just because they have a small quirk, means that they have OCD, and to be honest, it's really insulting to the people who actually struggle with OCD.
@sevvalakkus8 років тому
Donni A I totally agree.Mental illnesses MUST NOT be a joke in conversations.I have OCD as well and it ruins your day less or more..I hope I can overcome it asap.Because this time I have this really disgusting thought and it makes me feel worse than ever.
@voak34288 років тому
Kit Kat I feel really bad for this guy this must suck thinking your going to die or something is wrong with you.
@kevinbr31978 років тому
+Kit Kat dosnt watching this video really help though?
@MIXDDRINKS3 роки тому
I was diagnosed with Mental OCD which is not to be confused with OCD but if you have OCD I am NOT taking anything away from you, you will be the best you can be, give it time. This video is practically spot on. I personally experience a few differences; however, this video is a great example. It’s not always making sure that paper stack is cornered perfectly, it’s not making sure the shoes you have are perfectly matched and equally spaced apart (These are examples of OCD). Mental OCD is overthinking every single thing that happens throughout your day. If someone gives you the wrong look, hours upon days upon weeks upon months you are thinking about this situation. “Why did he look at me like that!” “Why did he give me that face?” “What was in his mind when he looked at me like that?” It’s a mental issue where we think about certain things on a constant basis and never understand what actually happened. Whoever out there has OCD, just remember you are not alone.
@jpgraphics6537Рік тому
this sounds like social anxiety
@MarshaNPILoveCanada9 місяців тому
I have OCD, ASD (high function borderline) and anxiety. And no anxiety social is different than anxiety in general. I'm curious why you said OCD 6x. From Bandung, Indonesia
@mitiniti618617 днів тому
Hi just curious if by "Mental OCD" you mean Pure OCD? This also sounds like Real-event OCD but regardless both are types of OCD and the disorder is mental of course so I'm unsure what that point means. I'm concerned that there might be some confusion that could cause issues for you, but please feel free to let me know if there's something I got wrong and I hope this doesn't come off dismissive. Much love and hope you're doing better with managing this!
@spidereyesburn5 місяців тому
This made me cry immediately, tears of recognition, tears of feeling seen. I haven't ever seen a better representation of what it's like to be inside my mind every day. The battles I've been fighting with myself my whole life. 💛 May we all find piece.
@Upprorr8 років тому
No, I don't adorably keep all my papers lined up in order and color code my highlighted notes for class so I can easily find them later. I erase the word "wrists" from a written essay I had to write 17 times because the letter t never quite touched the line each time and I then erased it 3 more times so the number of times I erased it would be a multiple of five. It's not cute. It's torture.
@hannaarrhen8 років тому
I know exactly how you feel. I have a mild ocd and i cant stop thinking thats all i do i always need to do anything perfect. I also got ADD and that shit aint fun, my anxiety aint fun too, i know exactly how you feel. Sometimes i do stuff like 5 times just to get it right.
@moazselim22988 років тому
+Upprorr It would suck having your OCD with my handwriting.
@giancarlofanelli41398 років тому
+Upprorr ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Upprorr8 років тому
***** wow, that was really informative and helpful. thank you!
@Upprorr8 років тому
Moaz Selim It sucks having OCD with anyone's handwriting but my own, really.
@amateuranura10717 років тому
Finally, a video that isn't romanticizing the disorders millions of people have to struggle with every day.
@Cosmalano7 років тому
I literally burst out laughing at the Ebola part because I was so happy to see someone else obsess over something like that!!! The earliest manifestation of my OCD was hand washing due to an extreme fear of germs, which developed into hypochondria as I got older. I could not count how many times I've been scared that I'm sick with a horrible disease or I've been scared that I've infected someone else with one because I touched something that "might" have had the disease on it and then spread it to them. Thank you for making this video, it's a gift to us all.
@alias_april372 роки тому
This is totally on point. I TRY to talk myself out of googling symptoms so I won't make my anxiety worse.
@CP-tq7id7 років тому
The music you hear is also in his head btw. OCD sufferers often have an ear worm going on pretty much daily.
@jalen403427 років тому
I've never experienced this as someone who is clinically diagnosed with this disorder.
@CP-tq7id7 років тому
melanie martinez well you're a lucky one because I am also clinically diagnosed as is my father and mother and we all have this problem. OCD is not the same for every person
@lyana1227 років тому
I honestly never knew this was linked to OCD. I have OCD and I don't remember a time in my entire life where I haven't had ear worm
@kms070915 років тому
This is accurate. I have OCD and anxiety and I have something repetitive racing through my mind almost every single day all day. I also hum almost every minute of my life. I drive my family nuts but I can't help it.
@TheRandomTubeTV5 років тому
What's weird is that my brain cycles through songs randomly through out the day, all day like my own playlist which i find neat. Right now its playing rougeport from ttyd not to make light on ocd sufferers of course, this is just me that I know of.
@caityallen32107 років тому
This makes me want to cry. I have to deal with this every day. I'm so sorry other people have to experience it. Nobody but you understand and it's just so difficult. Thanks for this video.
@decodewithaditisharma7 років тому
Yeah it's nice to know that there are people out there going through this. And it's so hard to explain it to your friends and family. :/
@RespectedGamer72Рік тому
The sudden burst of inspiration, where you think that because you're on a roll you'll continue to write that way forever, only to get distracted by something you only just thought of (whether it's something that makes you anxious or not) hit a little too close to home for me.
@blondie37432 місяці тому
Nah cause same. I get that problem writing or painting. So effing annoying
@daltonk75 років тому
Should have ended with "this is all because I didn't get enough sleep last night"
@GuerraMovieHouse7 років тому
EVERYTHING is countable...it's the worst.
@annib-r74445 років тому
Guerra Movie House I KNOW i dont have as much trouble with the numbers but i think i count soemtimes
@musclecarsdaily30205 років тому
Guerra Movie House i count everything
@abbacadabram.70185 років тому
yes!!!
@almedinkrlic84055 років тому
Guerra Movie House anyone know how to stop the damn counting? I count to 3 24 fucking 7
@xiav33184 роки тому
Montana Klich *seven* I count my steps in seven and gen
@voidscott58557 років тому
I'm crying because this is too real for me. This is what it's constantly like in my brain.
@morganfa83877 років тому
I'm 11 and I know what it's like....
@kazinome7 років тому
I'm 11 too Morgan, and I have OCD well atleast I'm sure I have it.
@morganfa83877 років тому
I feel so sorry for you!!!
@blackbeltrjfish14107 років тому
+RageCookie no, you're not sure. I doubt you actually have OCD. Go see a doctor if you're "that sure," but I doubt you actually have OCD.
@kazinome7 років тому
blackbeltrjfish how would you know if I have ocd? Have you ever met me? No. So shut up.
@huntercounsell7325Рік тому
I cried watching this. I have never been able to explain how it sounds in my head to others until this. It's still hard to explain how my body feels but this helps.
@alexnielson5062Рік тому
Showed this to one of my siblings today to help give an idea of what OCD is like. It was really hard not to get emotional because this hits home so hard
@viviadams94617 років тому
I might have just figured out what the fuck is wrong with me
@lunaelizabeth29397 років тому
Me too
@annetteespinoza8427 років тому
How do you know if this is what wrong with you? What if you just feel the way this guy feels and not actually go through this? I need to know cause i dont know if this is needed to know..
@annetteespinoza8427 років тому
+Annette Espinoza god i made no sense
@lunaelizabeth29397 років тому
+Annette Espinoza I go through this all day everyday
@spookycatnip83137 років тому
same
@nessa7008 років тому
I cried watching this..that is exactly how I feel all day ever day..I'm not alone
@justinemartin48158 років тому
Vanessa Gutierrez i cried too
@peachy-cx1ie8 років тому
Me too
@Blooopys8 років тому
Vanessa Gutierrez same :(
@aprildrowe64468 років тому
+Vanessa Gutierrez i cried to bc i feel this is me and then some
@introspectah8 років тому
+Vanessa Gutierrez Would you like someone to assist you through this process, or are you intending to go through it all by your self?
@BethanyHarbaugh6 років тому
Oh gosh, the counting sleep hours...and the steps...and the times you touch certain things. It's actually nice seeing this. I thought I was the only one who constantly had thoughts running through their heads, talking themselves through the day to keep going. It's nice seeing that OCD really is, not just the 'fear of germs' that some of the doctors even talk about.
@gabep.50657 років тому
I have OCD and this is exactly how this is what it feels like
@lotte53817 років тому
I really have so much respect for the people who have to deal with this everyday👏🏼
@linglingpractice40yearsada965 років тому
Thank you!
@billionhappy4 роки тому
Lotte Thank you, but I deal with something a little different
@patriciajones51084 роки тому
Lotte thanks
@liltroubledg24864 роки тому
Thanks i appreciate that
@teddybear6982 роки тому
Thank you
@missamanda10259 років тому
It's an hourly verbal assault in your head. So much self doubt and checking behind every single thing you did. Second guessing, obsessing, shame, feeling frantic not knowing how much time you lost during a freak out.....It's not that we(or he) hears actual "voices" in his head. It's just an illustration of that constant internal debate and trying to remain calm when the fight or flight instinct kicks in...Instead of fight, we are left with compulsions as our fight. Repetitive ways of doing things to fight off the onslaught of negative thoughts and fears. I wish there were more videos like this.
@blackopspwnage59 років тому
missamanda1025 Or even the regret of things that I had done or didn't do years and years ago, that nobody probably remembers, that's a word that appears too frequently for me, probably... Or just trying to figure out what everyone is thinking of you...
@divorex42859 років тому
I hate living with it, I feel this exact way, everything, I consider mine not as extreme as others but I definitely know I have OCD and I'm only thirteen, I wouldn't consider it to be a struggle every single second but there are times where situation such as this video demonstrates happen and I've experienced, trust me, it is not fun, there is upsides but there are a lot of downsides and If I had a choice i would keep it because I believe it helps me, there is a lot of stress and anxiety it, and so many other factors and to the average human being, you wouldn't no I have it, but I do. Does it set me apart from everyone else? No, I'm normal just as everyone else , but no one is normal on the surface, but if you dig down you'll find my flaws just as everyone else in the world.
@THEAWESOMEONEest19989 років тому
How old where you when you were diagnosed?
@divorex42859 років тому
I was never diagnosed but my family, friends, they know I have it, I know I have it because I have every single symptom
@Nightwatcher209 років тому
Adam Weber Yeah, my brother is autistic and he has someone come round our house every couple of days. Anyway, the guy that comes round has changed the timing of when he comes round (so that I'm not at school), because he thinks that I have some sort of social/anxiety disorder. (I overheard my parents talking to the guy about it, but they haven't told me yet)... But I've done my research, and I'm pretty sure that I have OCD.
@iguiste236 місяців тому
This made me feel like crying. As someone who has OCD but sadly suffer with pure evil and often times violent and truly frightening thoughts that make me feel disgusting inside this has to be the most on point way to describe OCD to someone on the outside. I'm in college now, trying to turn my life around and have finally after 35 years of life come to the reality that my intrusive thoughts are becoming more violent and disturbing as I get older (I have never ever acted on my thoughts not once in my entire life) but it doesn't change the fact it's really starting to scare me now and I feel like a monster, like I don't deserve to be a part of a functioning society with the types of distressing thoughts I have been getting over the last few years. These thoughts do not represent me or my personality in any way shape or form, I am nothing like what they have me believe I would do. Some of them are truly terrible, it feels as if I can see myself doing them even though I won't. It's enough to scare you from seeking help because to someone on the outside who doesn't understand OCD would take it very poorly. I realise now i'm turning my life around that it's time to seek proper help from an expert. My OCD is slowly stealing my free will to think for myself from me, I mean it always has but now more than ever. I can't do it alone anymore. I recently thought back to a time when I actually had control of my own thoughts, real control. There hasn't ever been one.
@Rainfoxy42916 років тому
This is slowly becoming my favorite channel
@iced_latteZ7 років тому
I thought everyone thought like this...
@foxymutt12357 років тому
Same wtf
@Lilyium6 років тому
Adam Bumber having thoughts racing through your mind constantly, most of which are random and when taken into context, don't make sense at all. It's normal to think consciously, but if it distracts you from carrying out your daily tasks too much, that doesn't seem quite normal.
@mattbennett97136 років тому
This is a short video, so it covers a lot in a small amount of time. The "looking up the symptoms" part, can easily take up 3 hours of my day if I don't keep myself from doing it. Also, in the end, he has a bit of a panic attack. Yea, everyone has a little anxiety about this or that even with illness. In this video, though the thoughts are consuming him, controlling his day. For normal people they are just passing thoughts, for him they are real fears. He can't focus or concentrate on anything because of all these thoughts running through his head.
@emgoodluck4166 років тому
Ocd is about having intrusive thoughts and intense anxiety in order to cope you perform a ritual to feel a small amount of relief like my parents are gonna die so I tap the table 6 times. This video makes it seem like ocd is having lots of thoughts
@boblon56936 років тому
Emily Mintern its more of an anxiety video than an ocd while the symptoms are there
@jeannesquillante94444 роки тому
It kind of made me want to cry with how accurate the racing thoughts and fear and panic is. Thank you for sharing it it helps me explain it to others!!
@blahsfemmer5 років тому
this is the best video on OCD I have ever seen. Thank you so much for expressing what I never have.
@contrapasso7 років тому
This is me every day. But it's always been my brain, even before I was diagnosed with anxiety and depression. Racing thoughts, overlapping thoughts, constant thinking and rethinking and overthinking. I can't imagine what it would be like to live in a brain with less chaos.
@spongebob88826 років тому
This is me every day too,and it 's driving me crazy!!!!
@coolie67555 років тому
Rylie Yan i relateee dont worry ur not alone :)
@ryanspivey89695 років тому
As someone that has made a lot of progress in their depression and anxiety, it feels strange. Kinda good strange though; I hope you can make progress too!
@linglingpractice40yearsada965 років тому
Ha, wonder how normal people think?
@CrestedQueen4 роки тому
thenormalstate it feels wrong to think of a mindset less chaotic because then I think, what if I won’t be as smart or as attentive as I am? And that’s my ocd, lol.
@mememe848 років тому
i thought everyone thinks this way?
@hopefearchild49578 років тому
+maak *hugs*
@senaitgoshutekleyesus30098 років тому
+maak Me too, especially the looking things up online and the thoughts I have the minute I wake up, like how many hours (This one has gotten worse and I thought it happens to everyone and it is part of life but I am scared now) but I hope I don't have it...
@homelessdiaries39508 років тому
same
@MegaChocoFun8 років тому
+maak Same i know i have the same urge to look symptoms, it's been a bad period, for an examplei left my window open while i was in the bathroom i was so sure someone had crawlwn into my room. I kept turning the lights on and off all night. And like sometimes i'm checking if my jewelry is still there not being able to sleep before i find it.
@vesperavanhohenheim66928 років тому
+maak I thought this was normal too and I thought other people were able to manage it better.
@greg96624 роки тому
Ocd here and this is a perfect representation of an OCD mind
@joepronhaar56823 роки тому
Thank you so much for this video. Now the people close to me can understand much better what I have to go through everyday. It even helped me waching my own intrusive thoughts a little bit more from helicopter view, because I know it's the OCD, and not justified fears. Bless you man 🙌
@noya47147 років тому
this was scary for me to watch. to see myself from another point of view...
@michaelachristine84954 роки тому
Yeah, I cried. Gave me anxiety to watch it.
@vanessamateo43104 роки тому
Noya mood
@thefioretta1007 років тому
This is LITERALLY ME! Oh my gosh I didn't know anyone else thought like this!
@-jyqub79427 років тому
Fioretta Applewood I am the same, you're not alone.
@KearaGraves7 років тому
SAME! This is so me.
@briannalozano97217 років тому
Fioretta Applewood I agree. I didn't know anyone ever though like this either!
@sleepyhollow82057 років тому
Fioretta Applewood Personal fable. It is common for young people who exist in a highly egotistical state, to assume that no one else experiences what they experience. They think they are unique, their pain is the greatest pain, their suffering is unmatched.
@thefioretta1007 років тому
I think the problem is that mental health issues are not talked about much, they are still a somewhat taboo subject, where I live at least. People hide these kind of things, whether they have depression, anxiety, panic attacks, OCD - we have to smile and carry on as normal. Therefore, when you look around it seems like everyone else is 'normal' and happy. It would seem like they don't struggle with the things I struggle with. That would be a logical assumption, surely? I wouldn't suggest that my struggle is the greatest or the worst possible suffering, I know many people have it a lot worse. But can't I still recognise that I have a problem?
@scrappyrat91776 місяців тому
Very accurate and well put together. Though in my case, it's everything shown while simultaneously scanning every space you enter for threats, from ceiling to foor to behind furniture. Also at the end, that door left open sent me into a panic, literally repeating "thedoorisopenthedoorisopenthedoorisopen" at the screen. It's just like that. Great video. Thanks for sharing what it's like.
@nofaceexe3 роки тому
i am crying so hard watching this. this is my life and i cant take it anymore. but i also feel like i finally have power to change things!!
@tiffanypratt28807 років тому
I don't have OCD, but I have general anxiety disorder and the accuracy of this is scary. I've wondered if what goes through my head is the same as what others experience with aniexty and yep! That's all pretty much what goes through mine. Especially the appetite thing. I'm constantly trying to remember when I ate last or how much I ate because I'm never hungry.
@s9738919e7 років тому
i have GAD too and this is so accurate i cried honestly
@SkittlesMafia7 років тому
I'm the opposite I feel hungry all the time I have to tell myself I'm not hungry and try to remember when I ate last and when I should eat again.
@amandavillalobos45427 років тому
Tiffany Pratt I usually feel and think of the whole heartbeat, heart attack, etc. It's tough
@miyakochan03287 років тому
I have GAD too and I honestly thought I was the only who have these thoughts, like the heartbeat thing, when you're constantly worried and checking if it's okay, etc. But seeing, that I'm not alone in this, gives me strength that I can get through this, that I can kick anxiety in the ass. So let's not give up guys. Keep fighting, we can do it!
@monicarodriguez31067 років тому
Tiffany Pratt same here. I have GAD and I relate a lot to this video 100%
@MegaDrunkenGamer9 років тому
Dear God, especially the end of this video. Almost made me cry with how accurate it was. Damn.
@VLturbo19889 років тому
Some people can have it 10x Worse than this, but this is an extremely good video which shows how OCD Feels like, but there are other types and variations of this
@meriembenmeslem1029 років тому
VLturbo1988 Yes, especially when you don't know yet that you have OCD ... you try hard to shut the voices down inside your head, you try hard not to follow your thoughts because you know exactly the consequences, and yet you can not avoid the eternal infernal daily cycle of deep anxiety .... you end up thinking about doing things you don't understand ... and eventually sink into a depression, because you understand that what you do is not common ... I only knew I had OCD when medications helped me to slow down my thoughts ..
@meriembenmeslem1029 років тому
Christopher Anthony Gosh especially when he was counting and repeating how many hours did I sleep .... so accurate.
@Just-Darcy9 років тому
SAME.
@blondie37433 місяці тому
I love how all of us are in tears at cause we finally found something so perfectly accurate to what its actually like. God i love this video
@bluenosethebaby7 років тому
this video is so powerful and the way it's put together is phenomenal
@KearaGraves7 років тому
Wow this is TOOO accurate...
@feeftje7 років тому
This video. These comments. They're so accurate. But my parents say I'm just unhealthy.
@abdurrahmanmoustapha7 років тому
it's awful when our parents can't understand what we are experiencing and they only say "you are fine just don't think about it" or "stop hallucinating,you have nothing wrong" or the worst thing when they say "there is nothing like that" and they laugh at you
@erikaaragon38627 років тому
Same
@pinkguy55377 років тому
show it to your parents
@mariamesho59407 років тому
Same
@DerpProductionsBUDDR7 років тому
same here! they think im making it all up (and ayye phandom)
@alishayasminmalik8614 роки тому
Thank you for this amazing video. I am suffering like this every single day and it gets so exhausting. I forgot what normal feels like. My OCD is like I keep asking people the same questions over and over again. It's really sad that this happens but I am glad to see that people understand about this.
@TaffyTTR6 років тому
Wow. This brought me to tears... this has been everyday of my entire life..
@TheDaninreallife9 років тому
god help anyone that feels this was......i feel this way... it sucks
@happimess739 років тому
I haven't been diagnosed with ocd but do get very anxious. I obsess, need reassurance and avoid. Scared, over thinking mess.
@RanMouri829 років тому
Ams Leather I would definitely recommend seeking treatment if for nothing else than a proper diagnosis. I was misdiagnosed for a long time: autism as a toddler, Asperger's as a teen, GAD in college. I finally learned last year I'm battling OCD and have had much success with a combo of medication and Exposure and Response Prevention. Don't know what resources are near you, but I started by visiting The Reeds Center (thereedscenter.com/).
@happimess739 років тому
Thank you. That's really kind.
@Mattylongwanger9 років тому
Ams Leather I was very very bad with the reassurance aspect. It was the "compulsion" that i couldn't seem to get past. It ruined at least 2 relationships. There is a book called The Worry Trap that my Psychologist wrote that I always reccommend to friends dealing with anxiety. Take a look at it. Remember YOU aren't your thoughts.
@peppermint13499 років тому
I've been diagnosed with this and it is exactly like this guy did in the video but I am used to living with it though sometimes I get panic attacks because of it..
@KristinaSandnes8 років тому
I think I might have a mild form of OCD, but I don't have thoughts like this. I usually get images in my mind that I don't want to see; things I am scared of, or worried about for example. To get rid of the image I feel the need to do something, like moving the objects in front of me in a certain direction. I don't know why, but it helps me calm down and it makes me think that "this scary thing is not going to happen to me now", just because I moved an object, or blinked at something. It kind of scares me, because in my brain it makes sense, but it really doesn't. I know that it isn't realistic, but I can't help but think that it is. It's embarrassing to talk about - I don't want people to know this because very few people actually understand the problem.
@breannahoehn8 років тому
+Kristina Sandnes You are not alone. I am clinically diagnosed with OCD and I take medication and have for almost 8 years now. It is nothing to be ashamed of. It is a chemical imbalance that makes us do what we think needs to be done in order for things to be right. I would think something and if I felt like if I did this movement or do a certain thing, it would clear this irrational fear. I have gained control over that but I still check things repeatedly, such as the stove even though I hadn't even used it. I would love to talk to you more about this if you would like. Sometimes I feel so alone and wonder why on earth I have to deal with this. I am actually going to major in psychology and counselling Lord willing. I feel like there is a reason I am struggling with it. Anyhow, whether or not I hear from you, I just want you to know that you are not alone and it is not because there is something wrong with who you are, but simply a chemical imbalance.
@RetroGamerNO8 років тому
Me too :(
@breannahoehn8 років тому
+Brian Soto yes! I completely understand! I know what you mean. I have had those terrible thoughts and they consumed my life. I always felt "why me" but I am overcoming it. Through medication and prayers. My out is dancing. I don't know where I would be without it. Praying for you. Have a great day
@KristinaSandnes8 років тому
Breanna Lewis Everthing you say is so true. It has gotten better and more under control with me as well, but it's not gone. And I hope it goes away soon, but who knows. I guess it's just who I am, and I am glad that it's not too bad. It's not a big struggle, just... annoying at times. :)
@breannahoehn8 років тому
+Kristina Sandnes I'm so glad that you are able to control it. I am hoping to use it to benefit others by going into counseling and psychology. I want to know why our brains have such a chemical imbalance! Hope you are having a great day!
@gracejones31805 років тому
I literally am in tears, that's the first time I've ever just sat and watched something or done anything without these exact thoughts going through my head, because it's his head not mine... Finally ❤
@MA-bq8cs4 роки тому
same
@eustahijemiljak29284 роки тому
And you have that moment, like I finally know what is wrong. And you can help yourself.
@elliec90973 роки тому
Same. Hope things are improved for you somewhat...
@AmazingJordan13157 років тому
I love this video so much, it honestly comforts me knowing that other people have the same thoughts as I do, and go through the same things as I do. this is by far the best video i've seen about odc and anxiety
@ohitsolly6777 років тому
Wow, I thought everyone thought this way. I feel kinda betrayed :/
@eviltree67797 років тому
Do you ever get those random "spasms" in your body and you think something bad is going to happen in your body, like a heart failure or something. My therapist says I'm obsessive compulsive lol but I didn't believe him until I watched this video :O
@ohitsolly6777 років тому
Evil Tree yeah, I do, wow.
@crossbronx33997 років тому
How do you mean?
@ohitsolly6777 років тому
I have OCD, It's just that I thought everyone had these thoughts, I mean, multiple thoughts at once you know.
@dcrad7 років тому
I have OCD, so did a friend, we talked about this a few times, the ol' multiple thoughts at once. I dont think its something that none OCD people can understand. In a way I pity the people that cant contain multiple thoughts at once :)
@seanmuller87747 років тому
I feel like writing this will make me feel better. This is my life every day. I have learned to deal with it but sometimes I just can't. I finally feel like people understand how I feel from watching this video. I will look up the symptoms of something (whatever I think it is) even if I don't want to. I also have a problem with eating sometimes, where I will be fine all day sometimes but other times I will be insanely worried about eating to the point of have no appetite and I also am already extremely cautious with food because of my extreme peanut allergy. I also have an obsession with numbers sometimes, mostly even numbers, like everything I do has to be in even amounts. I feel much better after writing this and I hope others do too. I also don't know about whoever is reading this, but I am a pianist, cellist, and a cuber (a Rubik's Cube type puzzle solver/a speed solver) and I found that having a passion for one or more things really helps me relax.
@briannaw75827 років тому
Wow, we literally have the same problem, whenever I think I have something or if somehting is wrong with me, I search it up, although I really don't want to but I have too. I had a severe peanut allergy as well, until I went in to see if I was allergic still and the doctors told me I wasn't, but yet, with my anxiety I still didn't want to eat peanuts, I would still act as if I was allergic to them, I had a big fear of peanuts, it started when someone injected an epi pen into me although I didn't need it, after that I wouldn't get near a peanut, I could barely go to school, i wouldn't want to eat anything, I would check the ingredients more then once. It ruined my life. But I have learned to overcome it, I am no longer afraid of peanuts, although I still don't eat them, I guess I just got so tired of worrying I just couldn't worry anymore, although I still get minor panic attacks but I can deal with them. After anxiety, I had OCD, I had to do things a certain way or a number or times..
@briannaw75827 років тому
+Brianna W or a number of times because I convinced myself something bad would happen if I didn't. I Learnt my friend had it too and got through it together, my OCD isn't as severe as some peoples but it did control my life, I have also found a way to stop the OCD by telling myself it won't actually happen and by ignoring it. Anyway, this has already gotten very long, I just thought it was crazy you basically have the same Thing as me, guess it just proves no one is ever alone, I mean there is 7 billion people on earth. I'm happy so saw your comment, I hope u feel someone understands you now. (Sorry this is so long)
@seanmuller87747 років тому
+Brianna W I do feel like someone understands now. I appreciate your reply and I will always remind myself that someone does understand when I am having trouble with OCD.
@BerniceNy7 років тому
Your reply has zero spelling and punctuation errors, how many times did you proof read? I proof read like four times and even then I may fail to catch the error. Later when i see it, it makes me feel so stupid and afraid that people who have seen it are laughing at my illiteracy.
@seanmuller87747 років тому
+Bernice Nyambura I type it once and then proof read it twice. I am very cautious when typing and proof reading. That is why I don't have many spelling errors.
@stayathomecichlidmom35793 роки тому
This video should be used and shown to anyone that would like to know what OCD is truly like and for others to understand that being a "Neat freak" does not make someone "so OCD" Although I don't let things like that bother me, I know for many it does. I personally have shared this to many of my friends and family in order to help them understand what its like inside my brain all day, everyday and I just wanted to say, thank you.
@whoareyou46454 роки тому
and it gets worst when the thoughts of hurting yourself or others pops up
@kimberlyelizabeth70547 років тому
this made me tear up.. the anxiety he felt with almost exactly what i feel
@gracefarrelly66497 років тому
Thank god you made this! Does this look like just him going 'oh those pens are not straight!' NO OCD isnt something you have just because you want something straight. Its an exhausting mental illness that is tiring for anyone with it.
@mindyhiteshueРік тому
After a rough evening, stumbled across this. Tears streaming. Thank you for this video. There's no way to explain it with words alone.
@nerdymiumiu4 роки тому
Very very accurate. I have most things you included in this video, some of them not, but also some things not included in this video. Great work!
@ellap68289 років тому
I feel like this. Not nearly quite so....extreme, but I do feel like this. Except I also have only 1 voice talking at a time, not multiple. I do, however, do the "Am I okay?" "yes, you're okay!" and talk to myself, but not at the same time.
@davis613759 років тому
Ellie Larson An electrifying short narrative film by award-winning Director R.Shanea Williams and Producer Anthony J. Davis. "Contamination" tells the story of a woman named Jade who suffers from severe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Please click on the link to watch this short film that touches on mental health. @120979833
@kokomumu74208 років тому
Ellie Larson Me too
@columbusbrophy17458 років тому
If people think this is bad try having depression and being suicidal
@morgang18678 років тому
Sunni David but lung cancer is worse you have a 8% chance of surviving
@ScarlettwyvernMC8 років тому
Ellie Larson I feel like this, It's a mixture of my germ OCD and worry about being sick and anxiety
@icantgetridofthisusernamehelp7 років тому
My anxiety: Maybe I shouldn't. I can't. Cancel all plans. I'm too worried. Fuck, now everyone thinks I'm a wuss. They're talking about me, making fun of me. They hate me. THEY HATE ME. My depression: I hate myself. I hate myself. I'm a terrible person. I shouldn't be alive. I should kill myself. No one likes me. I don't belong here. God, why am I here? Terrible. Awful. Disappointment. Bad faces. Bad, I'm bad, I did bad, I deserve nothing less, why does everyone HATE me? My paranoia: I see things, I hear things, I'm too jumpy, going down stairs is a hassle. Shadows are a hassle. No, keep the lights on! I can't sleep without a light on! Are the trees outside waving at me? They're going to kill me. Oh God, I hate the nighttime. I can't wait until morning. Something is going to kill me. There's a monster in the closet. It's under my bed. I'm panicking. I swear something moved. It's all in my head. All in my head. No, I can't sleep now, I'll never wake up. Stay awake. Stay awake. Don't go to sleep till there's light. I'll be safer then. My friends and family: You're okay. You'll always be okay. We're here for you.
@tiffanycarmony7 років тому
You brought tears to my eyes. Family will always be there. xoxo
@iwilleatyourmother7 років тому
I have paranoia :( I always go to bed with that feeling that Im going to die 😢
@Simbababa2897 років тому
i know exactly how you feel. Shut your eyes and try to envision: Someone, somewhere on this planet will be able to relate. This is what i learned i Group therapy. You're not as alone as you think. Sometimes it is impossible to ignore the voices in your head telling you that no one will understand and that you're crazy. Never forget how strong you are for not letting go. Tell the voices, "Fuck yourself". Write on your mirror: " I am divine love" and look and smile at yourself because you are wonderful and amazing.
@remmyb55437 років тому
I have all 3 as well
@tylerakanishi73887 років тому
Hi! I know how to eradicate OCD, not just alleviate it. GET RID OF THE SYMPTOM. Do you want to know on it? If you want to know, plz reply to this comment. I could let you know about its HINT.
@florameep43526 років тому
This is so relatable, most of this is what goes on my head every single day. I used to think it was normal when I was little but now I know it's not and it's actually a serious disorder. I wish anyone luck that has it stay strong ❤
@jeycole56133 роки тому
I literally cried seeing this. Thank you so much for making this to show people what its like when you are living with OCD
@160zm7 років тому
This is actually my life
@j-l56437 років тому
Me too, it's ruff😞
@skerigyttorp7 років тому
I got it when I was 6 (im 16 now) and therapy helped sooo much
@tylerakanishi73887 років тому
Hi! I know how to eradicate OCD, not just alleviate it. GET RID OF THE SYMPTOM. Do you want to know on it? If you want to know, plz reply to this comment. I could let you know about its HINT.
@inessant15597 років тому
+MADAFAKINNN ME ikr?
@michelle7837 років тому
same here
@abbytpco7 років тому
I feel so bad for people who need to face OCD and anxiety everyday :-(
@uyennguyen57415 років тому
Thank you
@annib-r74445 років тому
Abby Topico its not NEAR as bad if you get the right treatment ♥️ :) i recently started getting the right treatment and my life isnt hell anymore :D
@tyamkeaaskew61485 років тому
❤thanks
@musclecarsdaily30205 років тому
Abby Topico i have both. lucky me... its shit
@BobRossCat5 років тому
It's ok :)
@PetraMcelvenny7 років тому
Thank you for making this. I've never felt so connected to something.
@jamlaw5 місяців тому
Oh man... thank you for this. I have different themes/thoughts but this is so wonderful to show everyone that OCD isn't just "I like to be clean and orderly". Also, seeing it like this helps me have compassion for myself. What a mess my mind can be!! Also that "I can't tell if I'm hot or not" type of thing, where I'm sort of already convinced of a bodily sensation (related to a panic about being sick or something) yet at the same time don't really know what I feel or how to be accurately in touch with my body.
@karlairene5057 років тому
Does anyone feel like they live two lives? A "normal" human life and then your OCD life? Like no one in "real" life would know I had OCD and I had thoughts like this...
@gabriellewright57347 років тому
YES
@BoomBox51687 років тому
Karla Irene Same
@c-s.67896 років тому
All the time one have fear and other is the brave
@robertjazz36134 роки тому
Me
@joepronhaar56823 роки тому
Exactly! In normal life I always be like don't worry be happy and I am and almost never visibly scared, but inside my head I can be terrified about even the smallest things
@lawrencium41017 років тому
This is so beautifully done. I get the anxiety part I don't have OCD but like those who don't understand the beginning feels like you're on like an escalator of like pure panic. Like at first you're like "oh I'm scared." Then like you can't calm down like you just feel it getting like higher and higher and higher and like you forget to breathe. Imagine that a couple of times a day. Like for such small things like "That man didn't smile at you back."
@annib-r74445 років тому
Hannah Lawrencium so true ♥️
@Itsmiloyoufool6 років тому
I have OCD and anxiety. This is the first time I've seen this video but as soon as he started counting, I started crying. People have been telling me for so long just to get over it and seeing someone represent it so well makes me so overwhelmed. Thank you
@RosieFairytale6 місяців тому
This is so accurate! Thank you, I can show this video to people when I want to explain them my experience.
@abbieamavi7 років тому
Used to have all the symptoms of OCD, then Jesus helped. Never want to go back. ever. heart goes out to all who are dealing with this or helping a loved one who is.
@16beesting7 років тому
Veni Vidi Amavi he is the healer if all ❤️
@ALGARIC7 років тому
This is terrible. I feel so sorry for people w/ OCD.
@StuckInPastTimes4 роки тому
Recently diagnosed and trying to find the balance between wrapping my head around it enough and not obsessing over the diagnosis, and this video (and the comments) are giving me my first instance of peace💜
@amandavillalobos45427 років тому
This is so amazing how well you could get anxiety and OCD in a video. I suffer from this, and this is exactly what I feel and think everyday. Great job. + 1 like
@adoreuari4398 років тому
i hate it when people think ocd is just about all being organised and neat,i have the intrusive thought one and its hell,i hate it
@beckanderson17898 років тому
Omg me too. If they had any idea what it's like to have OCD they wouldn't comment on someone's neatness and say very insensitive stuff such as "oops OCD moment!"
@holosexual66077 років тому
"I'm so OCD about this" no, honey, you're not. I watch you have no cares in the world about anything.
@vonbraunprimarch7 років тому
+Singing Liv k rude
@themighty45107 років тому
I have intrusive thoughts to and they make me insane I hate them so much. And my friends all say they have OCD but nobody knows how bad it actually is to have it