Is it normal that little things bother me?

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Kinda long story oh well.
Okay let me explain:
Two days ago I bought some skin care products, two of them for my face: a cream and an exfoliant.
Yesterday I was having a sleep over so I took my skin care products but unfortunately the exfoliant was a little open so I spilled some inside my bag. I didn't lose much, actually it was still full, it just looked like I used it 4-5 times. The thing that bothered me was not the fact that some of my stuff were wet but the fact that my cream and my exfoliant were not even. Now I wouldn't say I have OCD since I've been to psychologists before and they've never said I have OCD, and I'm not going to diagnose myself. Anyway, lots of things like this happen, I want some things to be exactly the way I want them to be and if not I lose control, I was literally crying and hyperventilating because I had more cream than exfoliant. Sometimes I don't use conditioner because I have more shampoo and I want them to be even, sometimes I can't stand see people cooking in a big pan on a small kitchen circle. I can't stand looking at tilted paintings but my room is a mess. I'm not organized at all but some things bother me a lot. What's wrong with me?!

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    ^ that is so freaking true.

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    Just like my iPod app setup

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  • GreenxBlack
    13 years ago

    I'm the same :P If things aren't my way I FREAK. It's just how you are, try to lighten up a bit and eventually it'll lessen up or go away completly it worked for me and it can't hurt to try right?

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  • runnergirl
    13 years ago

    Well, it's not that there's something wrong with you. But something is definitely bothering you. It could be OCD, but it also could be something else that you aren't dealing with. For example, are you having issues with friends, parents, grades, etc? If you don't fully address your anger/stress/concerns, they often come out in ways you're explaining.

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