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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here, as for labeling it OCD, the reason I'm calling it that is because after reading so many mant sites on the condition she seems to meet most of the traits. As for what she really has, that's beside the point. Either way she needs help before it ruins her life and marriage. I'll be spending some time with her in a few days so hopefully the right time comes up. [/quote] OP, I was truly shocked when my doctor pointed out to me that my behaviors were indicative of OCD. It had just been my regular way of living for my whole life. She honestly may not know that there are medications and therapies that can help.[/quote] I agree this often can be the case. OCD can begin in childhood and be pretty minor but get worse over time, and really worsen in times of stress. It can creep up pretty gradually so that the person with it just accepts it as something they have to live with.[/quote]
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