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10 Pictures That Only People With OCD Will Understand

You have been warned!

Published: 16 Jul 2015, 4:03 PM IST

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You’ve made fun of people living with a weird OCD or Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? Now take a look at these pictures without pulling your hair (while I scrub my hands for ten minutes).

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1. An Absolute Nightmare!

You have been warned! — The road sign that has no regard for your emotional wellness! (Photo: Twitter/@OCDThings )

2. Okay. Give it a Try?

You have been warned! — (Photo: Twitter/@nikitamishra)

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3. Why! Why! Why?

You have been warned! — This destroyed my whole day! (Photo: Twitter/@OCDthings)

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4. This Will Haunt You For a Long Time

You have been warned! — Sometimes people say that you think about things “way too much,” and deep down you know that they’re right (Photo: Twitter/@Sameer1704)

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5. Woah! Perfection!

You have been warned! — This reptile just made my day! (Photo: Twitter/@Sameer1704)

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6. Arrggghhhhh!

You have been warned! — Throw this cutlery. NOW! (Photo: Twitter/@OCDthings)

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7. Sort It Out Mate

You have been warned! — An absolute nightmare! (Photo: Twitter/@Sameer1704)

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8. Much Better This Way!

You have been warned! — OCD: Before and After (Photo: Twitter/@Sameer1704)

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9. Nice!

You have been warned! — How difficult is it to be perfect? (Twitter/‏@OCD_Nightmares)

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10. Just Seeing This Makes You Want To Wash Your Hands

You have been warned! — (Photo: Youtube/ChameleonProductions)

It’s alright if you want to scrub for half an hour. Or whatever time it takes to feel alright.

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