OCD - OCPD Rage, Anger, & Frustration | Is the Anger Different?

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This video answers the question: What is the frustration anger or rage we see associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD). First, it's important understand that these are different disorders. OCD has obsessions (intrusive thoughts) and compulsions (behaviors that are meant to satisfy the anxiety) created by the obsessions. Usually people with OCD have good insight, but not always, and we consider the behaviors in general to be ego-dystonic. Obsessive compulsive personality disorder is a Cluster C personality disorder, which is the same cluster as avoidant and dependent personality disorders. With OCPD, we see someone who's perfectionistic, they don't like to delegate responsibilities to someone unless that person can do it exactly as prescribed, a miserly spending style, and a restricted range of emotion. We consider the characteristics with OCPD to be ego-syntonic.
Cain, N. M., Ansell, E. B., Simpson, H. B., & Pinto, A. (2014). Interpersonal functioning in obsessive-compulsive personality disorder. Journal of personality assessment, 97(1), 90-9.
Painuly, N. P., Grover, S., Mattoo, S. K., & Gupta, N. (2011). Anger attacks in obsessive compulsive disorder. Industrial psychiatry journal, 20(2), 115-9.

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@Bluesnakes333 3 года назад

The lack of demonstrating empathy point was spot on. I am extremely empathetic, as many in my life have pointed out to me. But when I’m triggered or having an anger attack, I become emotionally distant and cold. I have no regard at that point for other’s feelings which is completely out of my character.

@roseflower5077 5 лет назад

I have been diangonsed with OCD since very young....my anger is linked to the inability to let go..its like I get stuck and no matter how much I try to shake it up..very often if I get mad about something I get fixcated on it for HOURS..I can literally talk about the same topic for hours and hours. Its so hard to want to move on from a topic and your mind is working against and is on stuck!

@tsurek 4 года назад

Rose Flower Im the same way but with irritable emotions. Have you tried being more open to the anger? its just anger. A normal human condition

@ToxicsmilesXD 3 года назад

I've been experiencing this for a year and I'm trying to figure out what's wrong.

@shivanimanna8645 2 года назад

I need to talk to someone, with someone who can relate can anyone talk to mee?

@enimo9241 2 года назад

OCD makes me ruin my friendships because of that

@mdaddy775 2 года назад

Right there with you!

@im19ice3 4 года назад

i found it interesting thank u, i have ocpd and i often find my anger showing up when i feel the impulse to control other people, i have lots and lots of empathy to the point where it's intense and aggravating but because that's my experience and whats normal to me i boil with frustration when others arent showing empathy, towards me or another, how appropriate my own way of thinking and responding seems to me results in feeling like other people have a wrong way of thinking, and i jump to false equivalencies such as if i can do such and such why wont everybody else do it as well, so ironically my empathy fails when it comes to understanding the different levels and styles of empathy that others have

@im19ice3 4 года назад

@@xavadsr not just me! such a relief ;o; thank u so much for replying ;;;;~;;;;

@kevinhenesy7162 4 года назад

You've perfectly described my struggles with ocpd! Thank you.

@coconut_juice 4 года назад

I feel the exact same way!!!

@Lina_al_j 3 года назад

Omg, its like reading my own experience ... i get so mad when people think in a way i deem unacceptable ... my dad was in counseling and so i went to see a counselor too and i feel it made a huge difference in my life 🥰

@HebiNoMe Год назад

Wow... reading your comment is like looking in the mirror. This is me 100%, although i only been diagnosed with regular OCD, but maybe i have OCPD then.

@corvusmortuus2369 5 лет назад

I have both autism and treated OCPD, and many times I found that the anger was a simmering anger at others in general. I was wearing a tight straitjacket, and was so very angry why others frolicked around without one. This anger bubbled to the surface when my myriad rules were broken-I was a miserable wretch.

@surepal3985 2 года назад

I believe I have both of those disorders as well. If you don't mind me asking, what kind of treatment helped? I'm tired of constantly feeling bitter hatred for anything/anyone that sets me off.

@rmh8940 Год назад

Hey @Corvus Mortuus would you mind please sharing some of what was recommended for OCPD?

@misse7154 5 лет назад

Dr. Grande, you are so prolific! I'm astounded by how much quaily content you release, almost daily it seems. How do you do it? I always find it insightful and value added. In a world where there are so many people saying the same thing, I appreciate your fresh perspectives and taking on relevant, but under-represented issues.

@kellyyork3898 8 месяцев назад

My mom had OC Personality Disorder. She was exactly as you describe, mean as a snake, no insight whatsoever, and had sadistic tendencies. Pretty sure she also was on the scale for Vulnerable narcissism.

@davecobain22 4 года назад

This is the first of your videos I've viewed and it was extremely helpful. I'm currently and independently studying this disorder due to a loved one of mine demonstrating every fundamental and textbook characteristic of OCPD. Yet, throughout the majority of the academic and professional material I've covered so far; little to no emphasis on the components of anger and "demonstrating a lack of empathy" as you put it has been given an in-depth explanation. I will continue watching your informative and helpful channel because of this video.

@rishaa682 4 года назад

i just figured out why people with ocpd have always scared me in the past, their anger triggers me thinking they are dangerous like my narcissist mom.

@GreasyBaconMan Год назад

How often does the anger show up? Is it a general anger? Anger needs to be expounded upon everyone displays them differently like different levels of frustration at certain times of the week month, (stress, female issues like uterine fibroids)?

@gopeace4797 5 лет назад

This channel is very helpful for me. My wife has this disorder and our marriage is extremely strained right now.

@blankblank2370 2 года назад

I hope you're doing well, brother.

@LearningAmerica 2 года назад

Dr. Grande, could you make a video of OCPD mother’s? I grew up with an OCPD mother… And it was hell. To this day, my sister and I struggle with all the trauma from the hostile environment we lived in. We are doing better, but I don’t see much information on parents with OCPD like I do with narcissism.

@simev500 3 года назад

The link between developing empathy from the innate ability to respond accordingly with that feeling is stunted early on in childhood by dysfunctional parent(s)

@ClandestineGirl16X 5 лет назад

your content is amazing. i learn so much from you. thank you

@DrGrande 5 лет назад

You are quite welcome!

@Anson120 5 лет назад

Yeah, he knows his stuff.

@FivesEyes 5 лет назад

I’m with you @clandestinegirl16x his videos are a goldmine of scientific information and are carefully worded and based off research not personal bias.

@allisonmeows__ 5 лет назад

Amazing video! It is hard to find a lot of videos on OCPD. Thanks Dr.Grande

@jemgem9593 5 лет назад

Wow it's good to hear about the anger aspect... So true. The loved one in my family with extreme OCD for over 40 years, has had a lot of anger issues. I'll have to re listen to this. Thanks

@lidahall5928 5 лет назад

Thank you for including these citations. I hope that there is more research into the Cluster C personality disorders conducted in the future. I understand why there is a far smaller patient pool to extrapolate from in the instance of OCPD, especially, but I really feel that it would be valuable (in addition to hopefully destigmatizing mental illness in general) if both critical thinking skills and basic psychology were added to school curricula in the near future. The sooner the better, is my humble opinion.

@alittlefallofrainn 5 лет назад

I love the way your videos explain the facts behind everything. I love learning about the mental health disorders that I deal with. It's so frustrating that all of these disorders are so closely related. I feel like if you have one mental health issue you can see your symptoms and behaviors in many disorders whether you meet all the criteria or not. I obsess about knowing what I have and wanting to know the facts. It makes it hard when I feel like I have more than what I've been diagnosed with. I relate so much to everything you have said and it's hard for my brain to separate what I know is wrong with me and what I think is wrong with me.

@auroras7131 3 года назад

Was this really written by Lozzer or was it written by myself? Lol.

@taylorn4934 2 года назад

Wow exactly how I feel

@josf9616 5 лет назад

This is so incredibly informative and easy to understand

@CynicalOldDwarf 3 года назад

Thank you for this it was very informative. I'm only recently realising that I might have OCPD (along with either SzPD or Asperger's), so it was very interesting to hear an explanation of these 'Anger Attacks'. With my own attacks I'm not the type to blow my lid (probably because I was always told it was wrong to express anger, and of course I'm a stickler for the rules!!) but I will bottle it up an internalise my anger, and its only when I'm alone that I am able to vent out my frustrations in a very sweary arm flailing rage as I yell at myself (actually a manifested a mental image of the person that has scorned me). Sometimes people catch me venting and it is deeply embarrassing for me because I must look a right nutter to them!

@Air_Serpent 6 месяцев назад

My mom shows signs of OCPD and most of her anger outbursts always give me a sense of panic in empathy. Makes sense now.

@julissa6715 3 года назад

I feel like I get angry whenever things do not go my way. Not sure if that is OCD.

@grace.christina 3 года назад

i have ocd and have noticed that i get really angry and feel really tense and irritable when things don’t go my way.

@TheGarnetObsidian 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your information with us, greatly appreciated. My mother has OCPD and reacts with rage throughout the day toward any disappointment (whether an inanimate object, spontaneous event, or interaction with others). Anger disgusts and frightens me, though I have noticed my behavior has been reinforced toward obsessive strategies and an unrealistic perception of correctness.

@janedoe7251 4 года назад

That's very informative! I like your calmness also. :)

@simikatra3434 4 года назад

This is so informative, I have panic attacks and anger attacks, my wheely bin gets a kicking at least once a year. Usually because something I can't control has happened, like someone I love is dying. But after I've got it out I'm exhausted and sleep, then it's over. My meltdowns are different, they are triggered with over stimulation, too much information and outside stimulation. And therefore I avoid triggers, I'm loving this lockdown. I've never been happier. Other than the fear of contracting this virus I'm in heaven.

@neptunian3311 11 месяцев назад

thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video. really really helpful. 🧡🧡🧡

@garymeeks3816 Год назад

Great video! Thanks for this information. It is so helpful.

@fbidawi 4 года назад

Wow. I have really enjoyed your videos!

@Jesusandmentalhealth 4 года назад

Excellent information. Thank you!!

@jeremybusbee7799 3 года назад

Thank you man. You're great.

@goodboix3528 3 года назад

Super insightful. Thank you very much, sir!! I have an angry, vindictive, controlling coworker who does exactly that: gets angry at my warmth and seems to only respond well when one is cold with her. She said she had OCD, but I'm thinking she might have had OCPD because oh boy are you describing her to. T!

@anastasiabatyr8325 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this explanation 🙂

@KillboyPowerhead Год назад

Me sitting around knowing I have nearly all symptoms of OCD, OCPD, and AVPD thinking "there's no way I could have this many disorders", when Dr. Grande points out how all three are highly comorbid. (ʘᗩʘ')

@launacasey6513 11 месяцев назад

I had the same thought. I really dread the idea of going to a psychiatrist - my own therapist isn't comfortable with diagnosing me.

@jmfs3497 2 года назад

This interesting in trying to understand my manager's probable OCPD/Narcissism. It is like you aren't allowed to be alive around him. He triangulated himself around my entire career, devalued me, and treats me like an entry level employee. I have 30 years of experience in my field, and my clients and colleagues all spoke highly of my work. He also did very abusive things, like called me multiple times in the first week of class to lecture me about "checking in", even though he approved the class time, and my part-time degree progress hadn't been a problem with two previous managers. I ended up dropping out from stress of working with him, and when I mentioned returning a few years later, he said "You don't need a degree." He's definitely on the OCD spectrum, and one of his old college buddies said he knew him when he was diagnosed OCD, but the vindictiveness, denial, gaslighting, and word salad all seem more narcissistic. I'm trying to find another job, even though I worked here 15 years before this guy was hired. It's weird. Grey Rocking seems to at least keep from from having anything to readily attack.

@macgyversmit4647 4 года назад

You are the BEST doctor.

@briansalzano4657 5 лет назад

Dr Grande, I've got most of the symptom criteria for BPD, and my gf has OCPD. You can probably imagine some of the conflict involved; but interestingly she has provided me with much needed structure. I liked this video because the way you articulated the symptoms of OCPD added a bit more clarity to my understanding of the disorder. I wonder if it's normal for those with ocpd to have issues with abstract thinking ? It seems like she sacrifices attention to detail for generalizations. i want to get her into therapy but she doesn't see any value in ideas, only actions.

@josephjude1290 5 лет назад

Great video and commentary as always; how would someone with ocd lessen the anxiety and anger outbursts over time? Thanks

@h.borter5367 4 года назад

I never heard of "anger attack" before. I've heard of "Imploding." though

@Rachel_M_ 2 года назад

I am looking for guides for my employer to help them better understand my OCPD and will definitely be sending your channel for my condition, and more general information. Very concise and comprehensible. Just one minor critique, i don't "think" my way is right. I KNOW my way is right 😉....

@newstyle8121 4 года назад

Dr. Todd Grande Rules...Keep Rockin!!!

@Anson120 5 лет назад

Gal dang he just nailed it.

@ebenn403 5 лет назад

Thanks for another great video! I can definitely relate to a lot of what you say here when I reflect on my experiences with anxious anger outburts and how they relate to my OCD and comorbid Bipolar. Love the content. Keep it up!

@DrGrande 5 лет назад

You are most welcome!

@kelcritcarroll 4 года назад

Im married to a man with ocpd and he rants at me about what he sees on the news regarding politics....rants loudly ....i have to eventually leave the room as my anxiety starts to go thru the roof ,its mademe actually ill physically...i dont know how much more i can take

@jaredferguson2999 3 года назад

As someone with OCD, I can really get stuck in rants. I've literally gone over 12 hours ranting about something completely pointless, although the topic seems to shift. I hate myself for being completely unable to control it at times, it can almost feel like possession

@mardasman428 Год назад

I had that with my ex-girlfriend too, who has at least some OCPD features. I avoided discussing politics with her because of it, as she was often venting her frustrations there and she tended to have a rather black-and-white view of things, chastising me for having differing opinions. I walked on eggshells there and was scared to disagree with her on that or on other things. It wasn't helping that I usually knew more about these issues, as she was a kindergarten teacher (who had university education, but on how to approach children's education and not politics, so it really wasn't her field of expertise), and I had a degree in political science and did my masters back then. In the end my willingness to at least say a bit about these topics, even if I was very cautious to disagree with her, meant that she called me a mansplainer when she ended up breaking up with me. I can also remember her revenge fantasies about people that in her view had wronged her. That also happened in politics, where her self-professed solutions to some problems were literally torture and violence. It scared me and really increased my level of relationship anxiety, and when I was having a panic attack when she wanted to move in with me, she got angry again, even if she never hurt me physically or did the things she sometimes talked about.

@brandnewnew9905 5 лет назад

Great video

@sushmitasutradhar4880 3 месяца назад

Thank You ❤

@tiberius5245 3 года назад

I have severe ADHD, OCD, OCPD. I get anger attacks but most of them (99%) are imploding anger.

@glanmire1 2 года назад

What treatment do you use?

@strawcabbage 5 лет назад

I had bad ocd from when I was 12 years old till I was 21. Used to control my life. My little voice in my head said my mother would die if I didn’t do the things, (touching counting etc etc) I figured it was caused from seeing my mom abused when I was young. Now 33 I still have the odd habit but now realise I have ocpd. And bad anger tantrums. Crazy how the mind plays these tricks

@majesticmelloww 4 года назад

I think my boyfriend of 1 1/2 years has OCPD and doesn't know it.... :( Hes not easy to deal with. I'm probably one of the first people to still love him through it. Of course though, If i ever even mentioned this to him he'd get super frustrated and yell at me...cause "he knows best".

@srtbluekat6748 Год назад

You need to get out of that relationship as fast as you can, this is a mother of two young adults (twins) speaking from experience, they are difficult! Collaborating and team work is not something they are flexible (nor even think along those lines)! The fact that you don’t feel like you have the freedom to talk about important matters or the OCPD thing is a hallmark for where your future is headed. I know I’m married to someone whom I didn’t know was obstinate (OCPD like behaviors) when it came time to talk about important issues or concerns within our marriage or family! It’s caused anxiousness attachment styles, which I’m getting over.

@KoolT 2 года назад

You're quite brilliant.

@neilgoodman2885 3 года назад

Thank you, Respectfully Neil Goodman

@shararmahmood380 4 года назад

Great video again. Just wondering what are the signs of a person who has recovered significantly from OCPD. Is it even possible to get back the lost empathy component?

@keithleeuwen877 2 года назад

Wow, this can get complicated !

@FrancesShear 4 года назад

Excellent insights to consider. How can a person recognize those tendencies in themselves or in someone else early on in their career and confront them in a gentle caring way to help prevent later burnout along with unintentional mistakes being made in policy making etc.?

@Meepmoop369 4 года назад

After watching this.. I belive my motehr has OCPD. I just thought she was OCD, but after hearing this comparison it wounds more like OCPD. I have BPD.. do you think being raised by an OCPD mother with narcissistic traits could cause BPD?

@michaelcooper2840 5 лет назад

So clear. So well explained. Though.. What strategies can we use to calm down such a person when their need to control and anxiety levels are peeking? When their superiority complex appears to be explosive. Should we act inferior and warm, let them control us to reduce their anxiety.. or is it better to put them in their place. I am not sure

@fridayguythomas3061 3 года назад

I was recently seeing a girl for the last 3 months who often hinted about the traits when speaking to me about herself. She was trying to say I have ocpd without saying it. She I noticed was trying to do the impossible task home school teacher single mother autistic child teenage daughter 8 chickens 2 big dogs 2 cats and a per rat. Unfortunately though our relationship ended I never saw it coming broke up with me I'm to blame for her feeling so overwhelmed. On the last day she needed space I said ok over the phone she sounded different she was melting down. It's been two weeks it's like shes dead havent heard since. theres no room in her life for no one anymore back to routines she said. Went from being in love to like I dont exist overnight.

@surepal3985 2 года назад

I believe I have OCPD but the ridgid standards I have are not from a "superiority complex." I fully recognize that my standards and ways of thinking are maladaptive and excessive. Seeing some of the comments like this one is extremely discouraging.

@karo1564 5 лет назад

Hit's the nail. My ex collague showed the full picture of OCPD, and was quite successful with this at her job. Took me some years to notice, anger attacks included, paranoia as well. So good to be not around her anymore! Really sucks to work with somebody like this.

@Deetrim 3 года назад

I was diagnosed with OCD at age 4 (been on medication since that age) now at age 28 I was told I am more OCPD. I am so praying this slow switch in medication helps me. My traits: I can not make decisions, I freak out if I have to spend money even though I have it, I am a perfectionist with order and being in my routine and have such a hard time breaking it or my schedule. I also tend to lash out with anger mainly with loved ones but I am fully aware of it. Last minute plans never can happen for me I go into a turn of panic

@ifonlyunu994 5 лет назад

I knew someone that had both OCD/OCPD. The anger attack was scary. Their attacks usually happen interpersonally at home. Also some of these people are in the work force too. People need to watch out! There are supervisors and managers that have it.

@gearlessjoe5693 5 лет назад

I have anxiety and ocd and I don't get that angry over stuff.

@amara560 5 лет назад

How can they watch out for it? And why should they? Not everyone is a ticking timebomb.

@angiedilaj 2 года назад

I have both OCD and OCPD, I can definitely see how the two are comorbid with one another

@ajayb4212 5 лет назад

I see my mother and my brother in your description.. I just wish they could have this insight too.. can you do something on how challenging it is for two ocpd individuals to interact and how difficult it is to live with someone who has ocpd?

@feralbluee 5 лет назад

just a general question: have you done a lecture on neurotransmitters - dopamine, oxytocin, etc.? is this relevant to your topics? i only found one university level lecture - finally. all the others were so simplistic my mind numbed out screaming :} thanks. . .

@theonlyconformist 3 года назад

The OCD and depression combination sounds a lot like me. Is there a type of specialist I should see?

@bens3767 2 года назад

In terms of treatment..."Promoting relationship flexibility and Increasing emotional awareness". The whole video describes the symptoms but ten seconds to describe the vague treatment of the personality disorder. Anyone can see the problem but how do we fix it?

@T2Tiberious 2 года назад

My wife has OCPD and rage, I believe, and it's around rituals of cleaning and extreme order in the house that makes living with her so impossible because it leads to bouts of extreme rage and fits when the house isn't perfectly ordered and as clean as a sterile hospital room. It's so awful and terrible and she won't ever admit it. She has a cycle and ritual of cleaning and then severe, almost violent, rage. How can I get her to seek treatment? She won't admit it or seek treatment. I need help! What can I do, Dr. Grande?

@Gguy061 11 месяцев назад

I work three jobs and sleep in my car. I feel like having money is more important than having friends. In fact, I genuinely don't enjoy interacting with most people because I find most people to be intolerably boring. I actually prefer solitude, but I do get lonely. I want the presence of the particular kind of person I find interesting

@edwardbliss8931 Год назад

I was probably diagnosed with OCD as a young child, but my mother went into denial. She was probably told to wait until I get older to see I'm affected or not. It continues to be untreated. I'm now middle aged and everyday can be a struggle

@julissa6715 3 года назад

There was this one time when I was trying to braid my hair in my room. Before starting I told my brother not to come into my room because I didn’t want to get mad or be interrupted. I wanted to get it right so bad because I had never been able to braid my hair before. I would mess up and start again, I would mess up and start again. Well, my mother had come home from work, and she was trying to get my door open to talk to me, and I instantly started getting really irritable. I told her “mom please go away. I don’t want to get mad at you. I’m doing my hair. I don’t want to mess up.” She kept banging on my door to open it and I started getting really mad at her. Does this seem like OCD to you? I also get really mad when I’m listening to music and people try to talk to me. I lash out at my brother whenever he does this. I really hope you reply because I don’t know why these small things make me angry. I’m sorry for my sucky grammar.

@LOVEALLLOVEALLLOVEALL Месяц назад

Grande ❤❤❤❤

@CarlHarwatt 2 года назад

This video was very informative. Could someone have OCPD and Sluggish Cognitive Tempo? I am confident that I have SCT because of mind wandering and inability to focus but also vibe with the OCPD traits but not OCD.

@KoolT 2 года назад

I tend to think hyperactivity is involved, and fears are involved. I believe it fear based and you have to do things perfectly.

@Sameoldfitup 2 года назад

Life is all memory 💙💚

@jennifergrove2368 3 года назад

I have OCD and also Dependent Personality Disorder but have a very hard time getting angry. (Also PTSD and severe anxiety. And also depression to some extent but, I don't constantly drown in sorrow. More like dissociating and not being present in my own home.) I don't know if that lack of anger is worrisome, or a good thing? (Childhood trauma for 8 years is the reason I'm in therapy.)

@GreasyBaconMan Год назад

My husband had a hard time expressing direct anger of frustration (appropriate emotions in a given situation) it would show up in more destructive ways such as being passive aggressive patterns, which lead me to more anger!

@narcsinart7179 5 лет назад

That is interesting, that someone else showing warmth could be irritating. Are there other conditions or disorders that have this trait?

@HM-rw5dz 5 лет назад

That's a good question! I wish I had the answer but I don't but so I'm gonna follow this thread to hopefully learn along with you!

@fridayguythomas3061 3 года назад

I recently was seeing a girl for 2 months we would hug forever to me it was magnetic like nothing I felt and she seemed to enjoy them. We would often comment they felt so good while hugging deep long hugs. She never seemed irritated although she faked everything else.

@birdseye2501 4 года назад

I am ocd with symtoms of ocpd and i am a hsp, I have major empathy most of the time due to the hsp but sometimes Im not and I always wondered why sometimes im empathetic and sometimes im not.

@wilee.coyote5298 8 месяцев назад

6:50 ocpd demonstrates warmth.

@MrClarkisgod 2 года назад

Well shit. Did you make this video about me? Anger issues, panic attacks, chronic depression, etc.

@johnlakey4983 5 лет назад

God Bless

@collinpalmer7425 Год назад

Why does it seem as though there is hardly any research out there on treatment for ocpd? So much less info out there than ocd. Is ERP therapy effective for treating ocpd ?

@angelal7733 5 лет назад

Are we talking angry or violent?

@petersalt 2 года назад

I am OC and demonstrate a lack of empathy but I have gone through Radical Openness therapy and it has helped a bit better than regular DBT. I still have ager attacks but less often. I do find that the distance between is greater but I do tend explode with a bit more intensity as if it was building up. I don't like having these and I want it to stop. I am trying most of the tactics but sometimes I lose control. I saved my head in my last one out of anger. I don't want to harm others or objects so I push myself. Does anyone here have tactics that work for them that might help one get out of an attack mode?

@nayabamin5443 5 лет назад

Please make video on rage/revenge in adults who has been victim of sexual abuse for years while children

@margretsims1322 2 года назад

I just moved into a new place in August and this woman upstairs is hurling all her rage down upon me; she has OCD.........she turns the taps on and off every 7 minutes.....she runs around in a rage and acts very hostile......I am looking for a new place!

@kr3642 3 года назад

What if someone has most of these trusts but its very emotional and spends too much money?

@funkytess096 Год назад

How can I provide support and structure to my new partner who has OCD & ADHD particularly when his anger kicks in he brews over the same topic for days sometimes weeks. How can I help him please?

@user-xn5bb2ps7o 4 месяца назад

All you have to do is go into the workplace to know that people who demonstrate the controlling and dominating symptoms of ocpd as being the most prevalent disorder. It can cause healthy individuals to suffer.

@mintysugarcube 3 года назад

Need suggestion I usually get Minor Anxiety Attacks... But today somehow I got Super Angry for no reason Started breaking things For maybe 15-20 mins This never happened After that, my neck (back side) started paining and lasted for very long time... just like a throbbing pain.. I don't have an idea what happened Nothing triggered me but yeah

@moriendus 5 лет назад

How can they be co-morbid if one is ego-syntonic and the other is ego-dystonic?

@DrGrande 5 лет назад

The ego-syntonic and ego-dsytonic characteristics are not symptom criteria for either disorder. Someone could meet the full criteria for both disorders and be either ego-syntonic or ego-dsytonic.

@wilee.coyote5298 8 месяцев назад

5:05 describes Aspergers autism spectrum. Different types of empathy ability.

@everyday234 4 года назад

I have a co worker of many years where we can't touch their desk or chair etc..they wipe all down with wet wipes..worries if someone has moved their chair etc?? is that a type of OCD?..just to understand them better I'd like to know more about it and its likely cause..we get along good..I like them..I would say we're even friends that share our concerns and experiences from time to time

@Phoenix333Rising 4 года назад

That's certainly one of the symptoms of OCD and OCPD, but they would need to have more than just that one symptom. It could also be mysophobia, (fear of germs/contamination), which can be a part of OCD or standalone. Or, they could just be a little bit 'anal', but not meet enough criteria for any disorder. If you feel you know each other well enough, you could try broaching the topic, but I wouldn't recommend that unless you're pretty close. I hope some of this helps.

@andywatts9228 8 месяцев назад

I live with a partner who has recently diagnosed with COPD. Do you have any advice for partners going through this I am myself undiagnosed with severe depression and low self-esteem and it's extremely hard for me to deal with my partner we are currently separated.

@OldSchoolBaller 2 года назад

My girlfriend knows she has OCD but I don't think she knows she has OCPD. She needs things in order and everything needs to be planned. She also mentioned she used to be a perfectionist. Hmmm... How do I go about bringing up OCPD to better our relationship and conflict?

@samsaad5431 10 месяцев назад

I hope you have left her

@scottytc 4 года назад

Having worked in engineering I've met a number of individuals who were cold and sometimes manipulative (somewhat like a diagnosed sociopath whom I know) but they lacked the darker behaviors of a sociopath and their motivations seamed different. It's my opinion that this video just cleared up what exactly I'm dealing with when interacting with these individuals.

@KoolT 2 года назад

Engineers are KNOWN for severe OCD

@Synfulz. 2 года назад

i have trich/OCD with the mental sides also. i think i have like adhd also though wich is GREAT FUN :') i struggled following this.

@Synfulz. 2 года назад

ive also had a fave person that cant stand me since 14 and im now 28 i can never get them out of my mind lol but i KNOW its not good or healthy and i do move on they are just always back of my mind from time to time. and i hate it. >_< after realising i wasnt an actual idiot and was part of the 'obsession' mental side.. it really helped me understand.

@user-sr1kc6jj2b-p1q 3 года назад

Would OCPD be more kindly referred to as "Type A Personality"? People don't talk about Type A's any more. I'm guessing because it was a pseudo-scientific term.

@jaredferguson2999 3 года назад

Mental disorders are kind of an excessive manifestation of normal traits in a simplified sense

@mohdmaaz1108 Год назад

pls someone talk to me I am stuck in ocd and Bipolar disorder

@jemgem9593 5 лет назад

You're a star x

@zloben9000 5 лет назад

i hate OCD .... i hate a lot of things though....real hater

@puppydogs3389 4 года назад

Am I the only one that gets so mad and then rushs off to room just to have an anxiety attack cause same😣

@gansonaki 4 года назад

Nope, that’s exactly what my husband does. Which is kind of him though, because I often still mistakenly think he’s angry at me when actually it’s always about something else. I’m just overly reactive to those things because I think my mom may also suffer from the same thing and it’s triggering sometimes, depending on the severity.

@puppydogs3389 4 года назад

NOELLE it’s been getting out of control lately as I’m getting older:((((

@surepal3985 2 года назад

Seeing the way people in these comments feel about the individuals in their lives that have OCPD, as someone who suspects myself of it, is extremely painful... I don't want to be like this either :( I understand that your experiences are your experiences, and you have every right to feel upset by upsetting behavior, but please keep in mind that people may read what you say. And venting about how much you can't stand the people in your life who have it is very, deeply, hurtful. I also suspect myself of ASD and people frequently talk about how terrible that is to "deal with". It really does make you feel like you are hopeless.

@theredbeard6333 3 года назад

I have both ocd and ocpd

@subodh25385 2 года назад

Today I had severely blasted on my wife ,with harshest of the words of threatening for physical punishment , despite don't want to go that far , it happened becz I was continuously thinking of her statement for 3 days , which hurted my ego infront of my in-laws about our personal money matters , she cried and told all to her siblings , which I never imagined can happen ,now it's a big trouble for me personally and socially , I can't face my in-laws now ,all respect I got in 6.5 yrs of marriage has gone , I can't tell others about the real cause of the problem , I had been suffering from this pattern for 10 to 15 yrs , I was not aware of it , Corona had dumped me financially ,lost job and many things , All my frustrations anger work stress hurts comes out with anger