dental hygiene keeps my family alive
When I brush my teeth I count each stroke; if I do not do this my family will die.
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Did you cause the earthquake in Haiti perhaps my missing a stroke or two?
In an episode of “Friends” Phoebe thought that everything she goes to the dentist someone dies
BubbaDumb, I think that’s a really fucked up thing to say to someone who obviously attaches meaning to missing brush strokes.
I totally understand how you feel. If the tooth brushes don’t all stand up straight in their holders, or if I don’t check the stoves are off and the locks are locked four to eight times before going to bed, I feel that the same thing you are afraid of will happen (But I can’t say it outloud or type it or it will happen.)
Just out of curiosity, when did you make this connection? I’m sure you didn’t always do it. So when did you decide that counting was necessary?
@ASami I agree, that wasn’t the most sensative thing to say, topical, but INSENSITIVE on many levels. I do this too, but with walking.
I PUT BAD GRAMMAR IN MY NAME BEFORE HAND. SORRY.
Krystal- I can’t remember. I find myself deep in nothingness alot, so maybe I decided then. I KNOW it sound stupid. I just don’t want to talk the risk in not counting them.
You have OCD. And not like…’I act so OCD’ OCD. That’s what OCD does. It makes you attach shit like that to random things. Go to a psychiatrist.b
@ guesswhat: Are you new to this site? A rather large amount of the things on this site are borderline or full on OCD, but that doesn’t mean we need to label and judge people. Counting toothbrush strokes doesn’t hurt anybody, so why not write it off as a cute quirk if you can’t identify with it? That’s kind of the way this site works.
You should watch Stranger Than Fiction!