I had a friend that had mild OCD (and depression I think). No one was really affected by it. She would get annoyed by stuff like, if the volume on anything such as the car radio or ipod wasn't exactly displaying a certain number. OR if we didn't brush our eraser scraps onto the floor, she wouldn't be able to concentrate and would keep glancing back. She also needed a separate room during tests and exams.
She told us that when she was young, she thought she was going to die if things didn't go complete right. She would always walk out the door after her mother, or else she would freeze up and get all panicky.

So IMHO, having OCD is really more of a personal thing, not some "cute" personality as I would imaging a lot of people who voted in this thread would think. OCD isn't really all that... "crazy"

SkY)CosMoS

Dominican Republic106 Posts

July 08 2009 19:39 GMT

#84

its directly proportional to how hot she is

sidesprang

Norway1033 Posts

July 08 2009 19:41 GMT

#85

On July 09 2009 00:32 Xusneb wrote:
This thread reminds me of one of my favourite shows... Come on, noone else thought of this?!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zADosF3XoQ

ofc, first thing that crossed my mind. i love that show <3.

il0seonpurpose

Korea (South)5638 Posts

July 08 2009 19:48 GMT

#86

On July 08 2009 13:34 CommanderFluffy wrote:
Crazy in head, crazy in bed.

HAHAHAHAHA win

On July 09 2009 04:41 sidesprang wrote:

Show nested quote +

ofc, first thing that crossed my mind. i love that show <3.

Ok that was funny stuff, I should watch it more often

jjun212

Canada2208 Posts

July 08 2009 20:04 GMT

#87

i had a crazy gf who was crazy in bed

it was nice in bed but then afterwards, the shit was too crazy, so =\

Excalibur_Z

United States12248 Posts

July 08 2009 20:31 GMT

#88

My girlfriend is pretty sensible most of the time, and intelligent, but she's got pseudo-OCD where sometimes she wants to pluck the thick hairs out of my stubbly chin as well as my eyebrows. Fortunately I think I'm winning that battle because it hasn't happened in a while =/

Nightmarjoo

United States3360 Posts

July 08 2009 20:37 GMT

#89

As crazy as possible without being violent and without interrupting my bw time (making me violent).

arb

Noobville17922 Posts

July 08 2009 20:39 GMT

#90

Most ic ould put up with was Moody, and that was hard

Romanian from

Romania89 Posts

July 08 2009 20:58 GMT

#91

On July 08 2009 17:54 Ludrik wrote:
I just broke up with my girlfriend today. She fell into the batshit insane category. She had a lot of issues. Suicide watch for 1.5 years. Random breakdowns. None of that is why I broke up with her though. Breaking up with her was one of the toughest decisions I've made. But meh... that's life. It can be shit at times.

you should break up with her

Husky

United States3362 Posts

July 08 2009 21:11 GMT

#92

Its kind of sad how desperate males can be to have a GF. I've seen guys put up with the stupidest girls just to have a GF. I guess sex is more important than personality to a lot of people

Slaughter

United States20255 Posts

July 08 2009 22:28 GMT

#93

In the end it comes down to weighing the craziness vs how much she makes you happy

Everyone is different though and in different stages. Some might just be looking for fun so they put up with the craziness because they know its not going to be serious. But I think once you are looking for a serious relationship you need to find a girl who is balanced mentally heh manageable craziness :D

niteReloaded

Croatia5282 Posts

July 08 2009 22:35 GMT

#94

On July 08 2009 13:14 lilsusie wrote:
I think I'm Obsessive, Bitchy, Controlling, Moody AND OCD. Hmmm....

unless we talking big amounts of those, that sounds like an average female homo sapiens.

[ZiNC]Ling

United States69 Posts

July 09 2009 01:59 GMT

#95

On July 09 2009 04:13 DamageControL wrote:
So to the person who said we haven't met real OCD people. What are they like when your in a relationship with them?

I'm not that person but I'll try to answer.

Often frustrating, but still lovable, depending on the particular obsessions/compulsions for them. To someone who fixates on cleanliness, you might be "dirty" and touching you would be upsetting. Fear of contamination is common among OCD sufferers and could make a relationship impossible.

If you are close to an OCD person you have to deal with completely irrational fears on their part, and even more irrational "rituals" they are compelled to carry out, usually pointless and repetitive actions. It might frustrate you to see that she can't deal with her own thoughts and emotions, and it would hurt you to see her suffering inside her own mind all the time.

Someone who is struggling with OCD will also be very selfish, because in their mind the threat of their obsession or the need to complete their compulsion is so great that you can never be their first priority.

The good news is that OCD is usually treatable with medication and/or therapy, although the illness can't truly be cured, in some cases it can be minimized to just a personality trait. A mild case or one that is well managed might be considered quirky or even cute, such as worrying about you or liking to fold your laundry^^

MoeMoeKyun

United States215 Posts

July 09 2009 02:15 GMT

#96

Huh why isn't "hyper" up there :D