Can we just take a moment to acknowledge how brave he is for literally leaving his comfort zone, his home, to get help. That's so brave of him to do and I can only imagine how hard that must have been on him.
@@mariothegreat4197 You clearly don't know what OCD is like. It isn't just a passing impulse, it is a very strong impulse. You think impulses that keep you stuck in one room for eight hours are a matter of "just cut you nails!! danm"? If you truly do think that, then I must applaud you on being one of the most ignorant people I have ever seen.
That's mental illness for you. I know I have mood swings and I know I have anxiety and depression yet I can't stop being depressed or anxious plus I'm bipolar and my mood swings are bad.
WENTA24 I feel you, I have ocd it’s not like his but I have to redo stuff because it’s not done in an even number and then if my right arm did something more than my left arm I have to make my left arm feel even
I have ocd too when I was 2 every thing in the house had to be in one place I would have an absolute meltdown when the change wasn’t in the absolute right spot oh and those little coffee coasters yea if the cup wasn’t in the exact center I would yell at whoever did it and tell them to fix it yea I didn’t have many friends
@@Podcast_village that last part with the hand I can relate but I don't have ocd. Sometimes I make a specific pattern while holding my hands like two fingers in between two fingers but then after that I have to do the same thing on the other hand...
No. This is an extreme version. And even if all OCD *was* like this people need to stop being so damn sensitive. Who cares about people exaggerating? Same as when people see someone being stupid and call them retarded. Or if they eat something sweet and make diabetes jokes. Or the teenage kids who say they’re depressed when they’re having a bad week. Or the people making addiction jokes when they like to do something. There’s so many examples of this. If you choose to be offended over something as small as exaggerating OCD you’ll have a rough time in life. 🙄
Daniel R if you care that people do that yes you are offended lol and I don’t do it myself just hate snowflakes that get so up in arms over little stuff. Your TH-cam comment won’t make people stop doing it. But it’s not that serious it shouldn’t matter to you
You’re brain can trick you’re Taste buds it can trick you Into not feeling pain or even feeling sharp pain for a brief second the brain is a crazy computer
Most people aren’t ashamed, that is the people who have real ocd they are just tired of it. and even though they know it’s irrational it’s also inevitable.
Yup. I get stuck doing same motion. E.g I wil be lifting up and down the pc mouse untill I feel satisfied. Usually up to 15 min. And you just CANT stop
This man is a national hero. He suffers this every hour of every day, and is brave enough to show us his life so we can acknowledge how good we have it. Good luck to him, I hope he can ease his anxiety one day.
I get that he suffers and its painful to watch But national hero? Its a disrespect tor everyone who fought to make your country great and independent and powerful aint it?
Yea he didn't save no one from burning building or anything and don't be like but the other ocds people will get help too bro the other ocds peeps are like us and likes man this guy is out there I feel bad but isn't this where we can talk trash?
B Nasty exactly bro , I have ocd to but it isn’t bad . Like in my room everything has a place and if it’s not in its place it bothers me . And with dishes I have to wash them even though they are already washed and dried in the cabinet . I like my ocd tbh everything is clean in my house . But his is a extreme level of OCD
Austen Harvey I’m my abnormal p psychology class we talk about the difference between OCD and oh OCPD where OCPD (obsessive compulsive personality disorder) is the type A, “anal retentive“, highly organized person. A lot of people are just misinformed about the difference. Hope this helps!
Bosque Harris at the same time, 13Yo girl: OmG sKSkSk. Yasss girl, lets go gossip and do other stupid girly things and wear stupid slutty clothes. OMG, you broke up with Bob. I’m so telling Shawn.
@@hUrFaH54 ah yeah that too. So cringe. But then it's kinda like these idiots who claim that are "depressed" because they are sad they got a bad grade or had a bad day. Wish people wouldn't throw mental illness terms around so loosely. It's just sad and stupid lol
It’s actually a relief when you find out you’re not alone. Think about it. You have a little voice inside your head. It’s awesome when you find out you’re not alone.
I have obsessive compulsive personality disorder. I luckily get to leave the house once a week . The rituals even when medicated run my life too much it's over stressful to leave . I have coexisting schizoaffective disorder with it also which is a whole other ballgame. Bless them.
I work at a mental facility and this guy is just putting on a show for doctor phill he has OCD we can agree to that but this hole clip was an act when some one is truly suffering at the moment they go in to freez mode and they won’t be able to function properly.
Except for people like him who have actual mental disorders that prevent from accepting that. They are physically and mentally incable of accepting that. Poor guy
I feel like this comment is well intended but it's extremely dismissive because this is clearly taking over his whole life.. Imagine describing something that's debilitating you and hearing "well nobody's perfect"..
@@salahsyoutube to a degree he's right. Almost all mental disorders that are caused by neurological patterns can be fixed by creating new patterns which can be simply a positive self confident mindset.
I have ocd and when he said, “I am a prisoner in my own head” that hit hard. I have felt like that for a while. Luckily I was able to get help and it wasn’t nearly as bad as his. It is very hard to deal with people who make ocd a quirky trait. It is a mental illness that disabiltates people, it is not a quirk.
This is literally me before I went on Medication for my OCD. I did everything this guy did, the locking doors, the excessive showering, the "lucky" numbers, EVERYTHING. It's like being a prisoner of your own mind, just like he said. I pray for anyone who is going through this severe OCD, you're not the only one.
I’m going through this now. It’s scary n only getting worse. my is number 3. N now I’m noticing I’m becoming just invested with other things. I’m scared to talk about it honestly with anyone around me. I have horrable anxiety where I’m having attacks n breakdowns. It’s not fun.
If i play games, i'ts a lot worse. When i go to the right to much i have to go to the left a little the more to the right and back to the left, before i can continue playing the game, in BO4 i drop my weapon like 4 times, and the shotgun has to be in the second slot, I check multiple times if the shotgun is in that slot, i mostly die while checking etc. It really sucks but i'd rather die in a game then have stress for the rest of the day i guess. 🤷🏾♂️
HoverBlade YT not true. Sometimes I’ll turn my ringer and phone on and off all night to make sure I didn’t forget to do it and that’s an ocd tendency, (I also do other things that’s just an example) but it doesn’t bother me all day every day like this guy. So you can have mild ocd
@@nathan2-000 OCD is a MENTAL DISORDER that interferes with DAILY LIFE, sorry but doing things like that is very normal and could just be an anxious thing, happens to me all the time, sometimes i get ticked when the volume button is on an odd number, not a mental disorder bud.
@@dansawicki4982 OCD is a MENTAL DISORDER that interferes with DAILY LIFE, not just a personality trait of perfectionism or being a little worrisome/anxious.
I honestly get weeks that go as bad as this man. Full on weeks of being terrorized by my own mind. All because of my 10 plus year gaming binge that ruined the structure of my brains thinking. It sucks and hard to explain.
@@Viralwyd1 the patterns of ways we do things constantly in games, we notice patterns of things that are so frequent, and in return get too used to the way things are "normally" executed in the real world, It has conditioned us in a way
By milking his struggles for ratings, (as he does with any of his guests) but at least hopefully using some of the money the show made from that to get him some real treatment in return.
I have seen the worse of OCD myself in the past it made even waking up, brushing the teeth, having a bath or simplest of the activities terrible because each of them had a be done in a certain away. I battled with it for almost an year and nobody literally nobody had the slightest of idea about it. It's less now way less but I am always scared what if it gets worsened again?
@@suyashawasthi2476 the power is in your hands! Always choose to ignore the OCD to the best of your abilities. Keep fighting. But please, talk about your problems too. Don't keep it a secret!
Whenever someone says, "I'm SO OCD" just because they like keeping things orderly and neat.. I am going to show them this video and say, really? Are you? REALLY?
Alexis Taylor That’s gatekeeping. I myself have OCD but it’s not that bad for me. There are degrees to which it impacts lives. Just simply ask if they’ve been diagnosed, because I hate when people say that too.
I have OCD and it originally started with me being scared of a movie. But now it adjusted to me having to check the certain color of an object, or a certain sound or scene, even just looking it up and scrolling to the bottom of the page seven times until i think its enough, and if I dont 100% remember it. My brain goes into panic mode until I do. Its debilitating asf.
The repetitive motions are due to intrusive thoughts. So like we get really sudden brutal thoughts that usually are based on our worst fears and then a thought to do something, and until you do that thing the panic and thoughts won't go away.
I hate when people say “oh I’m so OCD about this” but they don’t understand that OCD is a chemical imbalance in the brain and perfectionism is different
I don’t think everyone has a small amount of ocd, 😂 it’s a disease like arthritis and cancer. You can have a small bit of a disease. It’s either you have it or you don’t my dude
Brandon Santiago I hate it too. I have been on an antidepressant for OCD and depression, as well as other psychiatric meds; thankfully, I am better. When I had an eating disorder (along with two other mental health conditions, making a total of four), my OCD was worse. Obviously, I got professional help early.
Oh man. I was diagnosed with OCD at the age of 16. I was lucky to get an early diagnosis because the earlier it's diagnosed the easier it is to deal with the obsessions and compulsions. I understand just a little bit of the pain you go through sir and I am so sorry. I really hope dr. Phil is able to provide you with professionals who can help you just like the psychiatrist who helped me when I was young. The book Brain Lock was a game-changer for me!
I knew someone diagnosed as a child and their mum explained it really well, for him it was almost a life or death thing for the ones he loved, and he was like 11, it was really sad xx
I have suffered from OCD for most of my life, and the only thing that has ever helped and continues to help me to this day is exposure therapy. I have tried everything, and it is the only thing that has truly helped my OCD. It is horrible at first but little by little it does work and greatly improves your quality of life. Anyone out there who has OCD that controls your life like this who is considering exposure therapy but is to afraid start please go for it.
Me: occasionally preparing my bed to sleep and it turns out I'm awake the whole night because of OCD stressing my mind and keeping me awake.ugh worst ever!
I have OCD and I’m a social worker I been in therapy since I was 15 now I’m 25 I have learn so much about myself and my OCD I’m thankful for my treatment
I understand that, but threatening to leave someone over something they can’t control? That’s terrible. Imagine the effect that had on his mental health ON TOP of his OCD
That’s what my gf thought but now that we’ve had our own place for two years it’s changed from having just her room being her perfect comfort zone to the whole apartment needing to be perfect. The ticks can last from 3-10 hours depending how how severe her anxiety is that day.
I can't even imagine :/ he doesn't even have a comfort zone I bet. I hope they can help him somehow even if it takes just the tiniest of anxieties away from him.
As someone with OCD that has been blessed to have help, I really sympathize for this poor sweet man, and hope he’s able to recover soon. My prayers ❤️❤️
I give this woman a lot of credit. Having this kind of patience & love is amazing. The way she speaks to him is not demanding nor does she rush him. 👍🏾
He’s one of the strongest people I’ve seen. Literally I feel his pain, I have to do things twice and even turn on and off lights up to 12 times, it’s stressful and I’m so proud he’s gone out of his comfort zone.
The reason why Christian is clarifying this because most people don’t understand what OCD really is. It’s unreasonable ritualistic behavior. And not many people get that
Exactly! Working in the food industry, I try to keep every restaurant I work at clean. People called me OCD for sweeping the floor. After I left, those dunderheads left the place so messy, they got rodents and got shut down! As a beer brewer and cannabis grower, keeping my workspace clean and organized is a point of pride, not a "disorder." Slobs call people who have standards "OCD" so they can justify their own lazy attitude!
It’s true, when I was younger it seemed like every year it would get worst, finally I saw a documentary on TH-cam a few years back and I found out I wasn’t the only one, and one day after getting Fed up with stress I decided I’m not going to do anything my mind tells me to and I’m going to live a normal life, and thank god. I never looked back.
Imagine him in the party chat: “I’ll be back” “okay I’m back is everyone still here” *Yes* “Okay I’ve gotta verify it one more time say your name out loud so I know everyone is still here”
This breaks my heart... I have OCD that was getting progressively worse as well and somehow I've managed to reduce it to almost completely functional levels. I still have to obsessively check everything in my house multiple times before I can leave (faucets, lights, windows and door locked). Counting specific seconds or times I've checked everything. Among a myriad of other bizarre tendencies... It's hard on those around me because mine is not debilitating anymore and they don't understand why it takes me ten minutes to walk away from my car sometimes. I can just imagine what it's like for his wife too. It gets worse on occasion and I have no clue if it has something to do with my mental state or what. All I know is there was a point in my life where I realized if I don't start doing something to curb it, I will end up like this with no control at all anymore. Sending him so much love. ❣️
Do you know why you are doing these things? What do you think will happen if you dont do these things? I am very curious what goes on in your head when you want to stop the act but you cant stop it. What are you thinking at that moment
@@noraRvx This is purely from what I've experienced as someone with OCD - we do know why we do these things, we feel we have to; but we don't know why we have to. When we look a little deeper into the mechanisms behind it we understand that there is an obsession (if I forget to turn the stove off before I leave the house, the house will burn down) and then the compulsion - satisfying the psychological need to relieve ourselves of the obsession. So if I check the stove before I leave the house, I know it's off, and the house won't burn down. However the obsession is not always satisfied in the way that normal thoughts are... I equated the obsession to normal thoughts people have, to make sure the stove is turned off before leaving the house is very normal indeed. To know you haven't even used the stove since the last time you obsessively checked it, and still need to check it repeatedly, is compulsively acting out an obsessive thought. There is literally something in our brain that does not register an action has been done, or even exacerbates the obsession further by getting frustrated with our own brain. It may have to do with anxiety or trauma in my opinion. At the moment we are one thousand percent registering that it is not normal but there is like a hot button that doesn't go off until our personal pattern/compulsion is satisfied. It's very strange, cerebral, and personal to each sufferer of OCD. The worst part is knowing how ridiculous and unnecessary it is, and still being trapped in the need to act it out, it is humiliating and so SO FRUSTRATING knowing that it is not logical and your brain can't stop.
@@noraRvx Basically you are unable to flow with functions from one to the next because you get stuck on actions that you know you've already performed, but it's like there's a missing link and you have to perform it over and over again until your brain registers the action is completed and you can move onto the next thing/moment in your life.
@@kaylaatkins1915 wow.. that indeed seems very frustrating. Especially when you know it does not make sense. I feel bad for people who have ocd it really makes your life hard. I hope that in the near future there will be something that will be able to help people with ocd to lighten their life or even cure it ( if that is even possible) I want to appologise if i have maybe said something stupid i just want to learn more about other people en what they experience and that may result in stupid questions or whatever. So yeah sorry haha. I really hope you are doing ok i hope you will find rest.
@@noraRvx Oh no not at all! No need to apologize, it's a really good question. Luckily for me it's pretty manageable at this point, it does feel like a slippery slope though, as I'm only 30. However I feel confident I was able to prevent it from eventually progressing into a debilitating issue. Thank you, your words are kind and I appreciate them. =]
"I'm a prisoner of my own head." I've said that exact same thing before. I was diagnosed with OCD at 12. When I was 20 I tried committing suicide because I couldnt take the never ending rituals and the constant "no do that again, you didn't do that right" from my brain. I don"t have OCD as intense as this guy thank goodness. I'm now 34 and have sought therapy and gotten medication. My life is so much better now. The OCD is still there but it's not nearly as strong as it is without the medication. I hope this guy can get help and have a normal life.
OCD doesn’t automatically make that person a clean freak. I have OCD and I have a nightly routine of touching this certain cabinet in my kitchen before I sleep.🤷♂️
He most likely wouldn’t leave home without what he sees as essential. Causes the same uneasy feeling. That’s at least how my ocd works, he might be different
My cousin has OCD but a diffrent type he has Pure OCD also know as Pure O so when he thinks something bad he starts to cry thinking that his family or family member had passed away and he also has OCD as well it just sucks to see him that way.
I know what OCD is like. I've had it for years, but at this time, I feel I have it under control. There are two things that helped me overcome it. First, I kept reminding myself that the things that annoy you when you have OCD are NOT REAL. Second, overcoming OCD takes courage. If you can just tell yourself, that, if you build up the courage to overcome it, there's no turning back. With this being said, have to courage to overcome it, and it's done. You can't go back. Even if you wanted to, you can't. I hope this helps someone who suffers from it. I know this may not make sense, but the entire process of OCD makes no sense.
Cruz Moreno I feel like his OCD would maybe have an effect on his precision. I bet if he would be shooting (or at least trying to) people each in the exact same spot
Can we just take a moment to acknowledge how brave he is for literally leaving his comfort zone, his home, to get help. That's so brave of him to do and I can only imagine how hard that must have been on him.
Yes...he is very brave and I'm praying he gets the help he needs.
@@mariothegreat4197 You clearly don't know what OCD is like. It isn't just a passing impulse, it is a very strong impulse. You think impulses that keep you stuck in one room for eight hours are a matter of "just cut you nails!! danm"? If you truly do think that, then I must applaud you on being one of the most ignorant people I have ever seen.
He is the real MVP just for bravery 🎖
Yes true. He is very strong
@@uphorya3024 hahahahahahahaha
the sad thing is that he knows how bad his problem is and yet he can’t help it
i have this same problem but not as bad, i have to fix everything and do it in order
That's mental illness for you. I know I have mood swings and I know I have anxiety and depression yet I can't stop being depressed or anxious plus I'm bipolar and my mood swings are bad.
@@grizzlyer2200 same but kinda self diagnosis
Ava Singh Please don’t self diagnose! It can be very dangerous, if you can please go to a doctor and be treated correctly.
You don’t live ocd life do you how about you do some research it takes more effort then you have to confront it so how about you just be quit
I have ocd, its not like his, but its still annoying. People clean their room and calls it ocd. Its not.
WENTA24 I feel you, I have ocd it’s not like his but I have to redo stuff because it’s not done in an even number and then if my right arm did something more than my left arm I have to make my left arm feel even
I have ocd too when I was 2 every thing in the house had to be in one place I would have an absolute meltdown when the change wasn’t in the absolute right spot oh and those little coffee coasters yea if the cup wasn’t in the exact center I would yell at whoever did it and tell them to fix it yea I didn’t have many friends
@@Podcast_village that last part with the hand I can relate but I don't have ocd. Sometimes I make a specific pattern while holding my hands like two fingers in between two fingers but then after that I have to do the same thing on the other hand...
@@Podcast_village OH MY GOSH YES!! I DO THAT TOO!!
ToxicFA I do the same thing, if my right arm spins in a circle, my left arm had to too
See OCD is not a “trendy” illness about liking to be organized
Thank you
No. This is an extreme version. And even if all OCD *was* like this people need to stop being so damn sensitive. Who cares about people exaggerating? Same as when people see someone being stupid and call them retarded. Or if they eat something sweet and make diabetes jokes. Or the teenage kids who say they’re depressed when they’re having a bad week. Or the people making addiction jokes when they like to do something. There’s so many examples of this. If you choose to be offended over something as small as exaggerating OCD you’ll have a rough time in life. 🙄
Devin Runge i don’t think he’s actually a
offended just annoyed
@@golcy2042 nobodies offended but stop using mental illnesses to sound "unique" and "cool".
Daniel R if you care that people do that yes you are offended lol and I don’t do it myself just hate snowflakes that get so up in arms over little stuff. Your TH-cam comment won’t make people stop doing it. But it’s not that serious it shouldn’t matter to you
The brain is a very powerful thing.
🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣
It is
It doesn’t matter if the person is stupid? The brain is a powerful thing. Get your invalid statement outta here. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@aubs6903 Lol, his comment to your comment and this OCD guy prove you x2 right though 😂
You’re brain can trick you’re Taste buds it can trick you Into not feeling pain or even feeling sharp pain for a brief second the brain is a crazy computer
I like that hes not ashamed of what he has and tells the camera what he actually does with confidence
Most people aren’t ashamed, that is the people who have real ocd they are just tired of it. and even though they know it’s irrational it’s also inevitable.
He may not be ashamed. but he looks very distressed about it.
Didn’t think this would make me sad but damn this sucks
Yup. I get stuck doing same motion. E.g I wil be lifting up and down the pc mouse untill I feel satisfied. Usually up to 15 min. And you just CANT stop
Ok Madara
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VIII Maus stay strong brother/sister
I don’t even want to know what his water bill looks like
Vlone Sue 😂😂😂😂
that should give him anxiety lol
Vlone Sue always he’s self aware. Some deny they have a problem
A perfect even numbered price
Vlone Sue hes gonna be mad bc the nummber ain’t gonna be even
This man is a national hero. He suffers this every hour of every day, and is brave enough to show us his life so we can acknowledge how good we have it. Good luck to him, I hope he can ease his anxiety one day.
I get that he suffers and its painful to watch
But national hero? Its a disrespect tor everyone who fought to make your country great and independent and powerful aint it?
Yea he didn't save no one from burning building or anything and don't be like but the other ocds people will get help too bro the other ocds peeps are like us and likes man this guy is out there I feel bad but isn't this where we can talk trash?
This is true OCD. I can’t stand when people like a clean room and say it’s OCD
Austen Harvey actually it’s not “true OCD” it’s *extreme* OCD. This disorder is common he just has it at a level that’s not normal
B Nasty exactly bro , I have ocd to but it isn’t bad . Like in my room everything has a place and if it’s not in its place it bothers me . And with dishes I have to wash them even though they are already washed and dried in the cabinet . I like my ocd tbh everything is clean in my house . But his is a extreme level of OCD
Austen Harvey I’m my abnormal p psychology class we talk about the difference between OCD and oh OCPD where OCPD (obsessive compulsive personality disorder) is the type A, “anal retentive“, highly organized person. A lot of people are just misinformed about the difference. Hope this helps!
Same! When your trapped inside your own head and counting and touching things over and over till you literally cannot anymore. That is OCD!
@@Ice-mm7hx sameeee about the room everything same place always
This 3 minute video felt like 30 minutes
VectorCam just imagine living in his head..
If this guy was traveling in a child proof car, sitting in the backseat where the doors don't open from the inside, would he break the window? Lol.
exactly... pretty much how every single task and little thing feels when ocd kicks in
3 minutes and 52 seconds
Ok squidward
Nobody:
13 year olds: *I don’t like having my door open so I probably have OCD*
Stereotypes lol jk im 13 so i was lightly jabbed by this jk again lol nah ik ill never habe ocd and dont have it if i do i wont know😂
13Yo girl :
*Im So Sad And Feel L o n e l y ... Last night Im crying, I'm might have anxiety and depression... :(*
**plays lo-fi and starts crying**
Bosque Harris at the same time, 13Yo girl: OmG sKSkSk. Yasss girl, lets go gossip and do other stupid girly things and wear stupid slutty clothes. OMG, you broke up with Bob. I’m so telling Shawn.
You mean...
Nobody:
Jk, everybody:
@@confetti4798 me:13 year old boy😂😂
And then there are all these twelve year old kids with mild perfectionism saying "oH mY gOd I hAvE oCD LuL"
Most of them are adults 🤦🏻♂️
@@hUrFaH54 sure
@@hUrFaH54 clearly you haven't been to a school in a while...but yes, adults are just as bad.
Your Worst Nightmare I’m talking about the comment section a lot of the people claiming the have ocd just cuz they like to align a picture frame lol.
@@hUrFaH54 ah yeah that too. So cringe. But then it's kinda like these idiots who claim that are "depressed" because they are sad they got a bad grade or had a bad day. Wish people wouldn't throw mental illness terms around so loosely. It's just sad and stupid lol
I truly hope this man heals. He is literally trapped in his mind.
This is an ideal example of being figuratively trapped. A prisoner is literally trapped in prison. I understand literally is overused but c’mon
Not literally
Imagine how paranoid he was when he discovered that OCD is a disorder
Lmaoooo
It’s actually a relief when you find out you’re not alone. Think about it. You have a little voice inside your head. It’s awesome when you find out you’re not alone.
@@jackjohnson1048 dis order , not in order...... its a joke!
Massimo Riserbo oh yeah! It could be interpreted both ways
@@jackjohnson1048 this would be a pretty good r/woooosh moment
This looks silly to people who have no idea about mental illness.
Delbert Grady it’s tragic that he knows his problem yet can do nothing about it
I have obsessive compulsive personality disorder. I luckily get to leave the house once a week . The rituals even when medicated run my life too much it's over stressful to leave . I have coexisting schizoaffective disorder with it also which is a whole other ballgame. Bless them.
Jasper Gomez everyone should be poor
Exactly!
I work at a mental facility and this guy is just putting on a show for doctor phill he has OCD we can agree to that but this hole clip was an act when some one is truly suffering at the moment they go in to freez mode and they won’t be able to function properly.
No one is perfect. Being able to accept that does a lot for a person.
Except for people like him who have actual mental disorders that prevent from accepting that. They are physically and mentally incable of accepting that. Poor guy
I feel like this comment is well intended but it's extremely dismissive because this is clearly taking over his whole life.. Imagine describing something that's debilitating you and hearing "well nobody's perfect"..
I don’t think you understand what ocd is...
thank you Mr. Psychologist, it’s really crazy how people just do not understand how mental health works at all
@@salahsyoutube to a degree he's right. Almost all mental disorders that are caused by neurological patterns can be fixed by creating new patterns which can be simply a positive self confident mindset.
All middle school girls claim to have OCD because their locker is organized
If u start off like that u can easily develop it to be like the guy in this video. Take the small things searious as well.
as a middle schooler with OCD its extremely frustrating when i hear my classmates say "my pencils have got to be aligned, i swear i have ocd"
That's got to be tough. I feel sorry for him.
Teddy Jam I don’t think he wants pity
Trippy Spoons bruh shut up
Mia K04 imagine liking your own post 💀😂
Trippy Spoons no
Mia K04 yes
“I’m a prisoner of my own head” 🥺He seems like such a sweet man . He’s so brave for even agreeing to do this . Omg god bless him
Your right but he has to man up and fight ocd. Yes it's possible.
I have ocd and when he said, “I am a prisoner in my own head” that hit hard. I have felt like that for a while. Luckily I was able to get help and it wasn’t nearly as bad as his. It is very hard to deal with people who make ocd a quirky trait. It is a mental illness that disabiltates people, it is not a quirk.
Respect, he really wants help, he really is trying.
He has OCD and says he scrubs in the shower for hours because of germs, yet he keeps a germ magnet beard
Razor's Edge he scrubs his head for hours because he has ocd.
Razor's Edge
So that’s probably why he scrubs his beard for hours in the shower....
This poor man :( He seems like such a wonderful guy and I'm so proud of him for fighting through his compulsions and seeking help.
Mossfaerie
Nigga
@@shihabmouiz1996 chill dude no one did anything to you
Xavier
MushroomPlacentaNiggaBallsack
@@shihabmouiz1996 aight
@@shihabmouiz1996 Not uh... Not sure what your point was here. You trying to be edgy or something and start a lil internet fight?
This is literally me before I went on Medication for my OCD. I did everything this guy did, the locking doors, the excessive showering, the "lucky" numbers, EVERYTHING. It's like being a prisoner of your own mind, just like he said. I pray for anyone who is going through this severe OCD, you're not the only one.
What did the ocd meds help with
I’m going through this now. It’s scary n only getting worse. my is number 3. N now I’m noticing I’m becoming just invested with other things. I’m scared to talk about it honestly with anyone around me. I have horrable anxiety where I’m having attacks n breakdowns. It’s not fun.
Yeah and on top of the fact that when you tell people you have Ocd they treat you like a baby. But it depends how old you are.
Can ocd be overcome?
@@justinelove7842 I don’t think so.
People need to understand OCD is a serious mental illness
He is so brave to leave his house and go outside for a new journey, living with OCD has to suck and with his level it has to be intense.
*Saves the game*
“Wait let me save it again just to be sure”
*saves the game*
Thats not ocd
If i play games, i'ts a lot worse.
When i go to the right to much i have to go to the left a little the more to the right and back to the left, before i can continue playing the game, in BO4 i drop my weapon like 4 times, and the shotgun has to be in the second slot, I check multiple times if the shotgun is in that slot, i mostly die while checking etc. It really sucks but i'd rather die in a game then have stress for the rest of the day i guess. 🤷🏾♂️
😂👍🏿I save at least 7 times... you gotta make sure cause you really can't trust anyone😂
Be_Weiss you don’t need to prove to people that you have it worse than them it makes it seem like you want all the attention on you
that’s not the same?
I feel like this guy could easily track something that is nonexistent
NeedForSpeed2004 if he jiggles the doorknob and doorlock 42 times exactly then a wooly mammoth will show up
@@liamclark4873 it's all part of the ritual
Vsco girls: OMG my OCD sksksksksksksk it's so terrible 😖
This man: *Am I a joke to you?*
Thicc_Boi 46290 You: Imma make an unoriginal set up comment to beg for likes.
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Thicc_Boi 46290 Good one.
People say they have OCD but this is actual OCD and people don’t realize how bad it sucks and I feel so bad for him cause it has to suck
I have mild ocd, I can’t even imagine what this dude feels like.
Mild ocd is no ocd
HoverBlade YT not true. Sometimes I’ll turn my ringer and phone on and off all night to make sure I didn’t forget to do it and that’s an ocd tendency, (I also do other things that’s just an example) but it doesn’t bother me all day every day like this guy. So you can have mild ocd
HoverBlade YT how so?
@@nathan2-000 OCD is a MENTAL DISORDER that interferes with DAILY LIFE, sorry but doing things like that is very normal and could just be an anxious thing, happens to me all the time, sometimes i get ticked when the volume button is on an odd number, not a mental disorder bud.
@@dansawicki4982 OCD is a MENTAL DISORDER that interferes with DAILY LIFE, not just a personality trait of perfectionism or being a little worrisome/anxious.
Poor guy 🥺wish he wakes up one day and just doesn’t feel like this anymore.
It doesn't happen overnight, but I get your point
I know I wish I can wake up overnight and get rid of my social anxiety literally can’t leave the house
Swagger Tt IK I don’t even know what to talk about or say to friends. It’s awkward
True when he is cured his habits of cleaning and arranging won't be gone but it wouldn't annoy him anymore.
Kraxify same
Imagine saying “I think I did “ to this guy , he would go crazy
I'm sorry but that was funny 😂😂😂😂
dude really takes care of his inventory, he doesn't want to lose all of his gold and exp
I honestly get weeks that go as bad as this man. Full on weeks of being terrorized by my own mind. All because of my 10 plus year gaming binge that ruined the structure of my brains thinking. It sucks and hard to explain.
AJBoss420 wym terrorized by your own mind because of 10+ year gaming? cause I might have the same problem as you
@@Viralwyd1 the patterns of ways we do things constantly in games, we notice patterns of things that are so frequent, and in return get too used to the way things are "normally" executed in the real world, It has conditioned us in a way
@@Viralwyd1 sucked into a virtual reality that has destroyed our minds and tricked our brains tv in a way is the same when you hinge alot of tv
@@AJ42069 wtf ur right
I’m sorry but how is Dr.Phil going to help this man with his OCD?..I think he needs to see someone else
By milking his struggles for ratings, (as he does with any of his guests) but at least hopefully using some of the money the show made from that to get him some real treatment in return.
He gives them real professional help after the show...
Nemanja Radmanovic; exactly, people are so naive and ignorant 😂😂
Dr Phil is literally a therapist
Send him to the ranch
“I’m really OCD about my room” ... no you’re not, you are particular. This is the hard truth. Bless this man. x
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I see this stupid comment in every video.
I feel so lucky that my OCD is not this severe. It can get bad at times, but not this bad.
Cartpotato same here. I feel really bad for this guy
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I have seen the worse of OCD myself in the past it made even waking up, brushing the teeth, having a bath or simplest of the activities terrible because each of them had a be done in a certain away. I battled with it for almost an year and nobody literally nobody had the slightest of idea about it.
It's less now way less but I am always scared what if it gets worsened again?
Suyash Awasthi just constantly progress towards getting better, and you’ll never digress
@@suyashawasthi2476 the power is in your hands! Always choose to ignore the OCD to the best of your abilities. Keep fighting. But please, talk about your problems too. Don't keep it a secret!
Finally something legitimate on dr Phil, and for someone that deserves help
Yeah, hopefully he found a real psychiatrist after this to help him.
This sent my anxiety through the roof. It’s like I understand his reasonings but omg. I suddenly feel the need to cry.
Same my heart started beating so fast and this made me so anxious I have no idea why 😭
Whenever someone says, "I'm SO OCD" just because they like keeping things orderly and neat.. I am going to show them this video and say, really? Are you? REALLY?
Alexis Taylor yes
I’m exhausted just watching it so relatable dealing with that much is so hard
Clearly they aren’t serious and your definitely fun at parties
Alexis Taylor That’s gatekeeping. I myself have OCD but it’s not that bad for me. There are degrees to which it impacts lives. Just simply ask if they’ve been diagnosed, because I hate when people say that too.
OCD obsessive compulsive coffee drinker
“Bacteria Exist”
Guy: *So you’ve chosen death huh*
Damn bro you got da whole squad laughin 😐
Cool Kid cool
Ezekiel Guy dry response
Crippie Blue k
Cool Kid Damn not tryna be that guy but 200+ people did like the comment so I mean...
It’s so strange, I have severe anxiety and seeing repetitive motions drive me batty.
Same. For me its a clock sound. If they sound repetitive, it will drive me insane. So I prefer a clock that didn't make repetitive sound.
It's so interesting to me how fundamentally similar yet how completely different human beings are.
I have OCD and it originally started with me being scared of a movie. But now it adjusted to me having to check the certain color of an object, or a certain sound or scene, even just looking it up and scrolling to the bottom of the page seven times until i think its enough, and if I dont 100% remember it. My brain goes into panic mode until I do. Its debilitating asf.
The repetitive motions are due to intrusive thoughts. So like we get really sudden brutal thoughts that usually are based on our worst fears and then a thought to do something, and until you do that thing the panic and thoughts won't go away.
ok batty boy 😂😂
This man is a trooper honestly, he seems like such a nice guy
I hate when people say “oh I’m so OCD about this” but they don’t understand that OCD is a chemical imbalance in the brain and perfectionism is different
It’s not. Perfectionism is linked to OCD.
Everyone has a small bit of OCD but this is real OCD. OCD is not being organized, OCD is you have to do everything right and in order
The Great Lemon there are also thoughts behind that which tell the person “if you don’t do this something bad will happen”
I don’t think everyone has a small amount of ocd, 😂 it’s a disease like arthritis and cancer. You can have a small bit of a disease. It’s either you have it or you don’t my dude
im done i suffer from ocd and personally that’s one of the worst parts, it’s daily pain and humiliation because of that terrible quality...
Moment Enjoyment Me too, i feel incomplete and in danger if i don’t do the task
The Great Lemon lmao that’s like saying everyone has a lil bit of depression or schizophrenia like no
my heart goes out to people who suffer from real OCD. i can’t imagine how difficult it is
Petey Zee its cause a lot of people say they have ocd but don’t, chill out
I hate when people say they have ocd when they don’t
Brandon Santiago I hate it too. I have been on an antidepressant for OCD and depression, as well as other psychiatric meds; thankfully, I am better. When I had an eating disorder (along with two other mental health conditions, making a total of four), my OCD was worse. Obviously, I got professional help early.
Oh man. I was diagnosed with OCD at the age of 16. I was lucky to get an early diagnosis because the earlier it's diagnosed the easier it is to deal with the obsessions and compulsions. I understand just a little bit of the pain you go through sir and I am so sorry. I really hope dr. Phil is able to provide you with professionals who can help you just like the psychiatrist who helped me when I was young. The book Brain Lock was a game-changer for me!
Hope you are better and I hope that you cope with everything and all obstacles. Thank goodness that you were diagnosed early and God bless you❤❤
@@deniraphekoo3259 Thank you!! Other than some random flare-ups during super stressful times I am okay! Thank you for your thoughts and well wishes!
@@ireallydontknow8616 No problem... Hope you are well and don't worry, whatever you're going through it will be better❤❤
I knew someone diagnosed as a child and their mum explained it really well, for him it was almost a life or death thing for the ones he loved, and he was like 11, it was really sad xx
I have suffered from OCD for most of my life, and the only thing that has ever helped and continues to help me to this day is exposure therapy. I have tried everything, and it is the only thing that has truly helped my OCD. It is horrible at first but little by little it does work and greatly improves your quality of life. Anyone out there who has OCD that controls your life like this who is considering exposure therapy but is to afraid start please go for it.
Damn as someone else with severe OCD, I feel so bad for this man. I hope that he gets the help that he needs. OCD is such a debilitating disorder.
I have HOCD and it’s truly horrible
Keep fighting man
I have Moderate OCD and it’s awful
I’m exactly like this and it sucks because a 5 minute thing turns into 1 hour
Me: occasionally preparing my bed to sleep and it turns out I'm awake the whole night because of OCD stressing my mind and keeping me awake.ugh worst ever!
Ppl please don’t say “ I’m a little OCD “ or blah blah blah bc you like to be organized. It’s not the same thing.
F u n n y D a n k i know they use it as an adjective sometimes. Annoying
F u n n y D a n k agreed!
warriorsanjay so true , call them out when they say it. I do
I have OCD and I’m a social worker I been in therapy since I was 15 now I’m 25 I have learn so much about myself and my OCD I’m thankful for my treatment
My heart breaks for this man, being a prisoner of your own mind is the worst kind of torture because their is no escape…
“I’m leaving my husband next week if he doesn’t get help with his OCD” I’m sorry? He’s the one suffering, not you.
I get that but living with some one who has would be a nightmare it mentally can torture the person you live with it
I understand that, but threatening to leave someone over something they can’t control? That’s terrible. Imagine the effect that had on his mental health ON TOP of his OCD
@@KiwiAgar I know it's bad either way but I know I will end up mental to
I disagree she is also suffering. This isn't a marriage or sharing a life with someone.
Mina Riaz if she truly loved him she wouldn’t leave him
Damn. Poor guy. 😞
I feel like his house hold’s the majority of his rituals maybe moving could at least temporarily get rid of them
Jason Rask OCD isn’t alleviated by moving; it’s in his brain. You can’t move your brain.
That’s what my gf thought but now that we’ve had our own place for two years it’s changed from having just her room being her perfect comfort zone to the whole apartment needing to be perfect. The ticks can last from 3-10 hours depending how how severe her anxiety is that day.
I'm proud of him for leaving the house no joke.
I can’t believe he actually made it there! That must have been torturous.
Could you imagine if when he was getting in the car the camera man just says “hey you dropped something” right when he’s about to close the door
I can't even imagine :/ he doesn't even have a comfort zone I bet. I hope they can help him somehow even if it takes just the tiniest of anxieties away from him.
As someone with OCD that has been blessed to have help, I really sympathize for this poor sweet man, and hope he’s able to recover soon. My prayers ❤️❤️
I give this woman a lot of credit. Having this kind of patience & love is amazing. The way she speaks to him is not demanding nor does she rush him. 👍🏾
He’s one of the strongest people I’ve seen. Literally I feel his pain, I have to do things twice and even turn on and off lights up to 12 times, it’s stressful and I’m so proud he’s gone out of his comfort zone.
I have severe OCD as well. It is such a pain to live with. I hope this man gets the help he needs. Same with me.
Jace Olson me too! it sucks.
edited so you don’t know why i got the likes
Christian Orzame did we not just watch the video
I don’t think we watched the video yet did we?
The reason why Christian is clarifying this because most people don’t understand what OCD really is. It’s unreasonable ritualistic behavior. And not many people get that
Exactly! Working in the food industry, I try to keep every restaurant I work at clean.
People called me OCD for sweeping the floor. After I left, those dunderheads left the place so messy, they got rodents and got shut down!
As a beer brewer and cannabis grower, keeping my workspace clean and organized is a point of pride, not a "disorder."
Slobs call people who have standards "OCD" so they can justify their own lazy attitude!
Christian Orzame, u took someone else’s comment
See!!! this is how i get annoyed when people who just straighten something or clean something, say they have OCD, this is a serious disorder 🤦🏾♀️
Jessica Lynn exactly
I wonder if his brain would respond *positively to psychedelics
Chalupa batman Why wouldn’t it? I feel like that’s a dumb question.
He’d most likely have a bad reaction
Micro dosing is the future of mental illness treatment. So you would be correct.
Anyone else get this in their recommendations randomly???🤔
I have ocd, so it's pretty scary for me getting this recommended.
I searched for it
When the cat piss on this guys doorstep, he's going to know about it.
5 Hours in the shower, that’s insane. His water bill must be huge.
NitSUj I’m pretty sure most showers run off the electric
I’m not a Rapper not mine
@@Matthewmm110 mine doesnt
Well he only takes a shower 1 or maybe 2 times a month.
I Have OCD. Now I Have A Bit Of Anxiety Because He Said “Its Grown Worse”
Try magic shroom..
It’s true, when I was younger it seemed like every year it would get worst, finally I saw a documentary on TH-cam a few years back and I found out I wasn’t the only one, and one day after getting Fed up with stress I decided I’m not going to do anything my mind tells me to and I’m going to live a normal life, and thank god. I never looked back.
I declare healing in this mans life in the name of JESUS CHRIST!!!
Raymond Castro Amen. Cast out the fear and replace it with peace and security.
I’m an atheist but this is the cutest thing ever. You’re so sweet
@@kingshowofbabylon2503 God bless you.
Amen. God is faithful.
Raymond Castro amen
OCD feels like something else is in control. It wears you out.
When this learns to channel the ocd into a positive activity he’s going to be unstoppable. Go mate
CANT EVEN IMAGINE, I have a mild OCD tik and HATE even that....wow, Love n Light to him💕
As someone with OCD, im glad that this stuff is finally getting recognition instead of being that quirky clean disorder, when its not.
What some people don't get about OCD is that it can be like a full-time job that you hate and don't get paid for.
Dr. Phil back at it again.
This poor guy:( he deserves to get help and overcome this ❤️
Imagine him in the party chat: “I’ll be back” “okay I’m back is everyone still here”
*Yes*
“Okay I’ve gotta verify it one more time say your name out loud so I know everyone is still here”
Adrian Vegas what? Why?
Adrian Vegas ohhh okay. I mean we normally get 4 max for most games. Sometimes 8 but rarely
Let's give it up for the woman behind this man and his illness.
She is leaving him, did you not read the screen on the Dr Phil stage 😂😂😂😭😭😭
All these people joking and stuff. But like, this is honestly sad 😔
Guys sad thing is OCD and these kinda of disorders aren’t possible to be cured, but can be helped with therapy etc.
I was recently diagnosed with ocd and seeing him so candid and brave really inspires me to be more open about my symptoms
I feel so bad for this dude, to think of all that he is going through
This breaks my heart... I have OCD that was getting progressively worse as well and somehow I've managed to reduce it to almost completely functional levels.
I still have to obsessively check everything in my house multiple times before I can leave (faucets, lights, windows and door locked). Counting specific seconds or times I've checked everything. Among a myriad of other bizarre tendencies... It's hard on those around me because mine is not debilitating anymore and they don't understand why it takes me ten minutes to walk away from my car sometimes. I can just imagine what it's like for his wife too.
It gets worse on occasion and I have no clue if it has something to do with my mental state or what. All I know is there was a point in my life where I realized if I don't start doing something to curb it, I will end up like this with no control at all anymore.
Sending him so much love. ❣️
Do you know why you are doing these things? What do you think will happen if you dont do these things? I am very curious what goes on in your head when you want to stop the act but you cant stop it. What are you thinking at that moment
@@noraRvx This is purely from what I've experienced as someone with OCD - we do know why we do these things, we feel we have to; but we don't know why we have to.
When we look a little deeper into the mechanisms behind it we understand that there is an obsession (if I forget to turn the stove off before I leave the house, the house will burn down) and then the compulsion - satisfying the psychological need to relieve ourselves of the obsession.
So if I check the stove before I leave the house, I know it's off, and the house won't burn down. However the obsession is not always satisfied in the way that normal thoughts are...
I equated the obsession to normal thoughts people have, to make sure the stove is turned off before leaving the house is very normal indeed. To know you haven't even used the stove since the last time you obsessively checked it, and still need to check it repeatedly, is compulsively acting out an obsessive thought.
There is literally something in our brain that does not register an action has been done, or even exacerbates the obsession further by getting frustrated with our own brain. It may have to do with anxiety or trauma in my opinion.
At the moment we are one thousand percent registering that it is not normal but there is like a hot button that doesn't go off until our personal pattern/compulsion is satisfied. It's very strange, cerebral, and personal to each sufferer of OCD.
The worst part is knowing how ridiculous and unnecessary it is, and still being trapped in the need to act it out, it is humiliating and so SO FRUSTRATING knowing that it is not logical and your brain can't stop.
@@noraRvx Basically you are unable to flow with functions from one to the next because you get stuck on actions that you know you've already performed, but it's like there's a missing link and you have to perform it over and over again until your brain registers the action is completed and you can move onto the next thing/moment in your life.
@@kaylaatkins1915 wow.. that indeed seems very frustrating. Especially when you know it does not make sense.
I feel bad for people who have ocd it really makes your life hard.
I hope that in the near future there will be something that will be able to help people with ocd to lighten their life or even cure it ( if that is even possible)
I want to appologise if i have maybe said something stupid i just want to learn more about other people en what they experience and that may result in stupid questions or whatever. So yeah sorry haha.
I really hope you are doing ok i hope you will find rest.
@@noraRvx Oh no not at all! No need to apologize, it's a really good question.
Luckily for me it's pretty manageable at this point, it does feel like a slippery slope though, as I'm only 30. However I feel confident I was able to prevent it from eventually progressing into a debilitating issue.
Thank you, your words are kind and I appreciate them. =]
"I'm a prisoner of my own head." I've said that exact same thing before. I was diagnosed with OCD at 12. When I was 20 I tried committing suicide because I couldnt take the never ending rituals and the constant "no do that again, you didn't do that right" from my brain. I don"t have OCD as intense as this guy thank goodness. I'm now 34 and have sought therapy and gotten medication. My life is so much better now. The OCD is still there but it's not nearly as strong as it is without the medication. I hope this guy can get help and have a normal life.
OCD doesn’t automatically make that person a clean freak. I have OCD and I have a nightly routine of touching this certain cabinet in my kitchen before I sleep.🤷♂️
I have to hit my car Lock a lot before i sleep at night lol my neighbors prob like wth.. But yes.w
I'm feeling you on this. I understand xxoo
Imagine how paranoid he would be if he smoked a j😂
Juscallm3deadly you don’t know. He’ll probably be more relaxed.
Joints are disgusting, NO DRUGS
Juggd Jizzle don’t agree with you, but I respect your opinion.
@@mp5arkaiido150 weed isn't a drug, it's a plant.
@@littledidyouknowthis543 it's both
The feeling of something being wrong with ocd is terrible... when something is out of place
I understand him as I have ocd too
pristymo going off your pfp looks like you don’t have OCD in putting on a condom
Trippy Spoons haha those are Nepali kids taken during my travels
@@trippyspoons3445 how does it feel to be the ignorant jerk?
pristymo you took Nepali kids?
ryunichi how does it feel to have literally no sense of humor
I wanna hand ol’ boy a joint
he’ll be chillin in space instead
Marijuana exacerbates mental health problems, doesn’t cure them
Weed helps my bi polar
Adrianna sanchez then don’t stop smoking
@@adriannasanchez468 not for every case, dont speak about things like that when you dont even know what you're talking about.
So if he emptied his pockets and had nothing on him would he still be conscious about dropping things in doorways?
Damien Green pieces of dirt I think
Damien Green it’d probably lead him to wondering if he’s forgetting anything
He most likely wouldn’t leave home without what he sees as essential. Causes the same uneasy feeling. That’s at least how my ocd works, he might be different
I know I would.
My cousin has OCD but a diffrent type he has Pure OCD also know as Pure O so when he thinks something bad he starts to cry thinking that his family or family member had passed away and he also has OCD as well it just sucks to see him that way.
My heart goes out to him and his lovely wife...i hope Dr Phil can save this man from himself 💛
You can just see the pain in his eyes.. Mad respect for this guy!
I know what OCD is like. I've had it for years, but at this time, I feel I have it under control. There are two things that helped me overcome it. First, I kept reminding myself that the things that annoy you when you have OCD are NOT REAL. Second, overcoming OCD takes courage. If you can just tell yourself, that, if you build up the courage to overcome it, there's no turning back. With this being said, have to courage to overcome it, and it's done. You can't go back. Even if you wanted to, you can't. I hope this helps someone who suffers from it. I know this may not make sense, but the entire process of OCD makes no sense.
Imagine if he was your drill srgt. Just more aggressive
He’d make a good soldier if his ocd wasn’t so aggressive
Cruz Moreno I feel like his OCD would maybe have an effect on his precision. I bet if he would be shooting (or at least trying to) people each in the exact same spot
@@NeedForSpeed.2004 lol he would kill the same enemy 100 times to be 'perfect'
OCD is like a bad relationship or an addiction. Rationally, you know it makes no sense, emotionally, you don't.