Is it normal to wrap Kleenex between your toes?

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  • NeuroNeptunian
    11 years ago | pl

    It doesn't sound normal, you might have a touch of OCD or Sensory Integration Disorder going on (SID is often related to Asperger's Syndrome).

    Now as far as whether or not it is harmful and if you should get help, that is entirely up to you. If you are cool with it, and you are satisfied with your solutions, roll tide. I would reccommend that you go to a Wal-Mart or other store and buy one of those toe separators (the soft foam ones) that are meant to separate your toes as you polish them, they would be in the aisle of the nail polish and nail accessories. They are inexpensive.

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    • LobieVulpyn
      11 years ago | pl

      I've always wondered if I had OCD, or asperger's actually. I have a disease that causes asperger's as well, and other disorders including developmental, OCD, ADHD, etc.

      I go with OCD for my other (I guess rituals) such as if I touch any surface I don't use a lot, I MUST wash my hands immediately. Plus intrusive thoughts, as you seen part of in my other question ;P

      As for asperger's I'm very apathetic and can't get any empathy from anyone at all, I prefer to be alone, and am quite indifferent to being in social situations. I'm the kind of guy who goes to a bar and sits in the corner so no one will talk to him haha.

      Also stemming out demisexuality on top of all that.

      I'm certainly interesting ;P

      Thanks for the reply, I've tried using those nail polish things before, I don't care for them. I like kleenex hehe

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      • NeuroNeptunian
        11 years ago | pl

        Then I don't see an issue. But if it is adversely affecting your life, get help.

        I myself have Aspergers and have many sensory quirks. I'm also decently anti-social.

        But I'd like you to expand on what you mean by a disease that causes AS.

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