Re:Launch HN: Inflow (YC S21) – Self-help app for people wit...
by IndexCardBox on Friday October 15, 2021 @09:46AM
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Especially considering this is a post about mental health, can we please quit labeling being picky as OCD? OCD is a serious condition, not a "haha I'm picky" joke.
Re:Launch HN: Inflow (YC S21) – Self-help app for people wit...
by vinodkd on Friday October 15, 2021 @09:51AM
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didnt mean it as a joke. I did not have another label for my pickiness as you call it. i'm still learning these terms via my child who has been diagnosed, but the thing that bothered me is that it was misaligned. i have similar issues with magazine stacks that are not aligned, for example. i thought that was what was called mild ocd, hence used the word. make what you will of that.
Re:Launch HN: Inflow (YC S21) – Self-help app for people wit...
by IndexCardBox on Friday October 15, 2021 @11:23AM
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Fair enough, it's just a pet peeve of mine. Like people who had a few too many drinks and start cracking jokes about being an alcoholic.
Have you looked into OCPD? (Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder) From my relatively uninformed knowledge on the subject, that sounds closer to OCPD. (Of course, talk to a licensed health practictoner, not a procrasting software engineer)
Re:Launch HN: Inflow (YC S21) – Self-help app for people wit...
by xdfgh1112 on Friday October 15, 2021 @01:18PM
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OCD sufferers prefer to call that OCPD. Being bothered by stuff like that is nowhere near as serious as real OCD which can be traumatic and life ruining.
Re:Launch HN: Inflow (YC S21) – Self-help app for people wit...
by sebisaacsinflow on Friday October 15, 2021 @11:59AM
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Thanks for pointing this out!
Edit: added minor due to comment below in an attempt to clarify. The wierd text placement does bother me, i'm not joking. but its not that bad that i cannot get past it and read the rest of the website. thought i'd let the OP know; dont mean to poke fun at people who have been diagnosed with OCD. i'm still learning these terms via a child who was diagnosed with ADHD.