Well... I don't. When I'm feeling a little relaxed I don't mind if I accidentally touch the lines but other than that I'm always avoiding them. As for the food thing I can't eat unless I'm making sure I eat evenly; when I'm eating small food like m&ms if I have one left then I throw it out because I can't cut it in half to make it even.
I've heard that my nail and lip biting from my constant anxiety is somehow linked to OCD. Kinda weird if you ask me.
Yeah, that's where I was going with this train of thought. If it's something that seriously impacts your life, then it could be OCD. I'm just hesitant to label that, because people so often throw that label around where it isn't relevant - and I'm no professional in a position to diagnose.
I guess if you feel it is hindering you in life (you did mention in your post that you're tired and want to stop but feel you can't?) and is something you can't stop by yourself, then it might be worth going to see a psychologist, to see if they can diagnose and help with therapy.
IIN I avoid any lines on the ground
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Well... I don't. When I'm feeling a little relaxed I don't mind if I accidentally touch the lines but other than that I'm always avoiding them. As for the food thing I can't eat unless I'm making sure I eat evenly; when I'm eating small food like m&ms if I have one left then I throw it out because I can't cut it in half to make it even.
I've heard that my nail and lip biting from my constant anxiety is somehow linked to OCD. Kinda weird if you ask me.
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Yeah, that's where I was going with this train of thought. If it's something that seriously impacts your life, then it could be OCD. I'm just hesitant to label that, because people so often throw that label around where it isn't relevant - and I'm no professional in a position to diagnose.
I guess if you feel it is hindering you in life (you did mention in your post that you're tired and want to stop but feel you can't?) and is something you can't stop by yourself, then it might be worth going to see a psychologist, to see if they can diagnose and help with therapy.