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Daily Obsessive Thoughts (What are yours?)

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Williamtipq commented on 14 Aug 2011

I have OCD and I've always kinda figured you did just because we think kinda identically and I don't see that very often In the world. No, not all humans do this but I'm sure quite a bit of the audience you attract does. Especially those of us obsessed enough to watch this channel. Well I just like that sort of thing but yeah. All of the smartest, most talented people of all time have or had OCD. There are a bunch of different kinds though and certain people have less desirable ones than others

Brittany Loveless commented on 29 Mar 2013

Are you talking about murderers or the crime itself? If so, I've been overly interested in people like Charles Manson and John Wayne Gacy. I think it's because I've always been intrigued by the human mind itself. I'm very into psychology and being able to get some insight on why people act the way that they do, so on and so forth. Occasionally, I'll browse the internet looking at crime scenes. I don't think it's because you're violent. Maybe you're intrigued by violence? Just don't act upon it.

des9206 commented on 12 May 2011

I find myself constantly thinking about time and age, I don't know why. I'll pick a year, and I'll include everyone I view important or admire and see how old they were in a certain year, and how much they've aged since then, how time has quickly passed by. How this was triggered I don't know why. It's like I'll look back to 2000, and I'll see that TJ was only 15, only a teen, seems like yesterday, now, in 2011, 26 a grown adult, how conditions can change so quickly due to time and how it

DimitriBomb commented on 16 Sep 2011

Yes I too compulsively check on things, but I think that is mostly something we do to supplement our time with, because of a lack of other things that hold our attention. I don't think obsession is the correct word to explain this behavior. Rather it is a form of entertainment. I suppose most obsessions are an extreme focus on one kind of entertainment. This type of behavior is much like a dog chewing on a bone. Our minds are like flames that need fuel to burn, and to keep burning.

amoralimmortal commented on 15 May 2011

I've always had the issue where at least once a day for no less than 30 minutes I will start thinking about the shit that we probably will never know and start freaking out about it's complexity until someone or something knocks me back to earth. I know one you've touched on is the universe edge paradox. If something ends, what's after the end, and if it doesn't end, how far does it go, etc, etc. Gets in the way of actually doing things that are relevant, like going to work.

ParanoiaArsenal commented on 27 Apr 2011

I'm always theorizing on the possibilities of what would happen had I stayed with this one girl whom I had sex with. I wasn't into her at all but every girl who likes you always makes it more apparent when you're in a relationship and I wonder if I would've graduated onto another girl who actually like me for me. Another is the different ways I can prepare a hot dog. No kidding. And finally I can't leave the house alone until I turn off all the lights and lock the doors.

avafreak252 commented on 30 Aug 2012

I don't obsess about very specific things like that, but I do idealize A LOT. Hours, days and weeks before I'm about to do something I'll just keep thinking about how great it's going to be. And when I do I'm always just setting myself up for disappointment because I've built it up so big in my head that whatever the outcome is it's never good enough... at least most of the time. I feel weird commenting 'cause I watched this video when it came out over a year ago.

Williamtipq commented on 14 Aug 2011

This basically includes everyone who did something that actually mattered. Famous people with OCD: Albert Einstein, Howard Hughes, obviously. Charles Darwin, Michelangelo, Beethoven, Michael Jackson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Donald Trump, Martin Scorsese, (Chris Nolan probably does too just because he's the best plus he's apparently making a new Howard Hughes movie. But he's not on any of these lists.) Winston Churchill, Howard Stern, A shit ton others.

Williamtipq commented on 14 Aug 2011

Aside from the fact that I have compulsions to irrationally try to predict the future or avoid bad shit by asking myself yes or no questions inside my head with the answer to them lying in my surroundings, Along with lots of anxiety, I actually enjoy my OCD for the most part. A lot of it is everything I love about myself. My obsessions are an ARSENAL. I can mentally train myself to be more desirable by getting obsessed with certain shit.

Alessandro Porcelli commented on 28 Apr 2011

I'm obsessed with my hair because I'm afraid of hair loss...I mean: I'm 20 years old now and I know that if I'm going bald it's gonna be within the next 10 years from now. So it happens very often in a day that I end up staring at my forehead looking for some problems even though I know I'm not really gonna see any change of the situation in a year or so. Although I just can't avoid checking up to realize I have no sign of baldness yet.

hellomynameisjudge commented on 23 Apr 2011

For the past 3 months or so, I have been infatuated with a girl that goes to a different high school but rides my bus. I would ask her out, but there are so many reasons why I won't but still I obsess over her every day, including checking her facebook page constantly and texting her every few days,while worrying that she thinks I'm a creep, which I am XD it was bothering me so much that I actually deactivated my facebook account

DeutschKind commented on 16 Jun 2012

I am obsessed with two words: Jiggles and Waffles Both are plural for some reason. and both are actual nicknames of mine. If I can't think of a name for something, I call it Jiggles. If I'm stumped by somthing or someone I say Waffles. Also at night, for the last 5-6 months, I won't leave my room at all because I am scared shitless by The Rake. Its eyes are so... piercing and just scary beyond belief.

Vincentius Smith commented on 23 Apr 2011

I'd say we all have a need for obsession, otherwise there wouldn't be any concept of religion. You're probably just seeking to ventilate your need to mindlessly obsess over something in a constructive manner. Instead of praising authority, you address something with concern. It's like when you take a baseball bat to a car, you do it to deal with your emotions in a controlled manner.

tylerguy12 commented on 13 Feb 2012

i think im obsessed with keeping my hair combed, whether im home alone or not, out, if its the middle of the night , or whenever. i just fucking have to comb it if its out of shape one bit MUST BE COMBED OVER, SMOOTH< STRAIGHT< PERFECT i just keep thinking about it, it kinda freaks me out sometimes i have heard if you do something for 28 days, every day, that it will become a habit

Hallow Callow commented on 27 Jul 2011

It really touches my heart that you care about Clint Eastwood so much :) He is an amazing actor, director, and I like to think him as a man alone was really just incredible. And I think I wonder about my family in Canada mostly, everyday. My cousin has C.F, my grandpa is on dialysis. I worry something will go wrong and I'll never get to see them again.

pokeshmon commented on 12 Nov 2012

@pokeshmon I'd almost call a bipolar learning syndrome being in that it comes at random times, without warning and instead of being overly happy or sad such as is with bipolar disorder your mind is overly examining useless info but then, I suppose during OCD someone won't ever have the reverse and under-examine a thing, eh?

stevai6732 commented on 04 May 2011

@harvesterofsorrow111 I'm the opposite. I've seen the trailer, some screens & read some info, and that's all I want to see. I felt like Morrowind & Oblivion were that much better just because I hardly knew anything about them before I started playing them. I know I'm gonna buy it, so I'd like everything to be a surprise.

LokaTheDog commented on 14 Jul 2011

I obsess over things that I am interested in, like fandoms, to a point where I sometimes feel like I AM one of the characters in the fandom and it makes it awkward to do certain things like bending over to pick something off the ground. I also check my deviantArt for messages at least four times every time I'm on.

Harmony Corruption commented on 04 May 2011

@stevai6732 I wish I was like that but the nerd inside me demans I view every bit of info about this game. They're not going to give anything away I just want to know what the game is generlly gonna be like and if its anything like its predecessors or Fallout 3 then we have another GOTY coming our way.

KWilliKWilliKWilli commented on 19 Nov 2011

no offense dude but those thoughts are nothing compared to what people have had. Sometimes what helps me is to think of someone you respect who can be passed away or alive and just say what would they think of you having these thoughts...my reply usually is that they would want you to stop and man up.

pokeshmon commented on 12 Nov 2012

@Williamtipq good spelling has been linked to obsessive thoughts... Like I hypothesized right before this discovery from my own experiences with spelling. Sadly enough though, I don't remember if I'd read this fact in The Art of Spelling by M Savant or saw a study online.

Harmony Corruption commented on 02 May 2011

I check info on the Elder Scrolls V and that was even well before it came out, everyday onto google news and then check, its rather satisfying when info actually came out for it though. Now I check every day to see whats what even if its stuff thats already been covered.

EdzBoss commented on 04 Jun 2011

Big Eminem fan, I know and have heard all of his work and I can say that I want to know about his status. Not relation or where has he been, just basically new songs produced or if he is still breathing. These obsessive yet annoying thoughts are natural indeed.

brady morton commented on 18 Sep 2012

when im in a public place, or really any place with alot of numbers around, i will count the numbers, and try to see how many groups of 25 i can make. also, when watchng youtube videos, i will make note of when the video is at the halfway mark

Emma Shipe commented on 22 Sep 2015

The 2 things you were talking about kind of reminded me of how I think if I don't watch the road while someone else is driving that they're going to crash. when really me watching the road isn't going to and doesn't prevent a crash.

Rivage1 commented on 26 Apr 2011

I hated anticipating TJ's next videos...because I used to keep refreshing his page waiting for new vids. Now months later I got other things on my mind so now Its easier to come across such vids. Less stressful indeed :P

Sinrise commented on 21 Apr 2011

TJ you should set up a Google Alert for "Eastwood Dead" and you will get an email when those keywords match anything searchable on google. Then you won't have to stop what you're doing to check that and things like it.

Rodrigo Castillo Reategui commented on 28 Apr 2011

watch the sun and the moon meet at around 6 o clock, it drives me fucking mad cus i want to stop it, it just annoys me to know that they are going to meet anyway and that there's nothing i can do and so i watch it

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Beetrootbosher commented on 14 Dec 2015

Great vid man. I read The Chimp Paradox by Dr Steve Peters (sport psychologist). He helped me turn my life around and has helped a lot of elite sports men and women. I'll certainly check out your ebook.

Aaron Olson commented on 14 Dec 2015

Thanks for the encouragement, I'll check out the book u mentioned.

lynnjaxful commented on 13 Dec 2015

Jesus taught on this. He has set us free.

Aaron Olson commented on 14 Dec 2015

Jesus, how so?

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Bahadur shah commented on 03 Oct 2015

How to overcome agressive intrusive thought? 1. First, its not your mistake. Because I had and now I recovered from it 99%. 2. That aggressive thought strikes on your brain suddenly and you keep worry about it. Dont worry, this kind of worrying is dangerous. 3. Stop worrying about it. 4. Stop[distract] the agressive thought as soon as possible, please, otherwise you brain will become habituated to that negative thought, things will go more and more complex. 5. Do whatever you are just interested in. this is the best to way to distract yourself to comfortable feelings. 6. Quit Job, Quit School, Quit College, Quit anything just for the sake, you feel more comfortable thoughtfully. Do whatever you wish to do. 7. Get a Good sleep. 8. You can stop the thought only by putting another thought in to it. 9. Get a Girl friend, or boy friend, or even have some bad habit little bit just to get some new comfortable thought. 10. Thinking is a bad habit. Do think. Dont try to figure out anything. Dont question yourself. we have no questions, we only have happenings, right now. 11. Only intelligents will have aggressive intrusive thoughts, at the same time they can overcome it. 12. Do whatever you are comfortable with. Do not think, just sleep, fuck or have any interested action you know, Do try to figureout anything, You are sensitive, not sinful, must be a very very good person too. 13. I guess, not need to share your bad experience with your family. Just use internet, or remote friends. 14. Many people have intrusive thoughts, you're not the one. 15. Just go ahead, Engage in interested actions, never think. Most of the time, Most part of brain, is controlled by habits[repeated ones] habit automates our brain, so just dont think negative, delete the intrusive thoughts for any sake, its possible. Rarely you may get, just skip it, move forward optimistically. Getting rid of intrusive thought is very important than your Money, Job, and even close ones. 16. Dont blame anything or anybody for have this intrusive thought, dont try to connect things for making reason for your suffering, it strikes on you for reason you dont really know, dont figure out, dont scapegoat anybody, just go ahead brushing aside these thoughts. 17. Habituate possitive things. 18. Dont tell reasons for not able to stop intrusive thought. Its your life, you have to get out of it. Every single moment with negative agressive intrusive thought is dangerous. Just skip it. Just go ahead. All for the best.

mines2680 commented on 25 Nov 2015

+Lithium Lollipop shit took a wrong turn at six. Lmao

Lithium Lollipop commented on 04 Oct 2015

+Bahadur shah Uh... I started out agreeing with what you were writing, and it got progressively less agreeable. lol

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Rafael Avtino commented on 25 Jun 2015

You articulate this concept very well. The thoughts that you're worthless do seem to perpetuate themselves. I agree that you have to be compassionate with yourself.

Ren Warom commented on 26 Jun 2015

+Rafael Avtino Thank you for commenting and watching. :)

Kelsey Johnson commented on 27 May 2015

If you express your ideas/thoughts in writing as well as your vids, you will be a great success! I've been using some of the same techniques you mentioned. Keep up the vids, for all of us that can't express our thoughts as well. It's very reassuring to know other people share these challenges. When we're in a bad state it's hard to find an outlet

Ren Warom commented on 31 May 2015

+Kelsey Johnson Thank you :) And yes, definitely reassuring to know others feel the same and cope the same, so thank you for sharing that. :)

Allen Wilson commented on 26 May 2015

Thanks Ren. I'm suffering severly from clinical depression and your posts are very helpful. Please keep posting, it's important,

Ren Warom commented on 26 May 2015

+Allen Wilson Liking because I'm truly glad the videos are helpful and I appreciate your comment very much. Thank you :)

P. P. Oosthuizen commented on 20 May 2015

Both of us are going to be so famous one day. You have no idea.

Ren Warom commented on 20 May 2015

+P. P. Oosthuizen Honestly I'd rather just be able to do what I love as a career. Full time professional author would be my dream come true. It'll take a good while, but I am determined to get there!

Verse the System Studios commented on 20 May 2015

My triggers are always provoked by external sources... I deal a lot with paranoia... Though... As I'm recently coming out of a manic state from trying to go cold turkey off of a bunch of stuff completely... Then getting hospitalized again... I'm taking a more self assured approach... I recognize the 'machine' provokes memory... Common sense tells me it's just the human experience... 'These people can't possibly know 'this' much'... It's easy (for me at least) to get swept away into thinking that it's all me, or all about 'me'... So... It's always good to know I'm not in the struggle alone. Thanks... It brings tears to my eyes that cleanse the soul to be free of the traps...

Poetic Justice commented on 25 May 2015

+Verse the System Studios You have definitely given me something to think about. Thank you my friend. Blessing to you. :)

Verse the System Studios commented on 25 May 2015

+Poetic Justice That's always the case, but... Where the flaw exists is that those people put the problem back on us... I find, I am the one who has to solve it, regardless, and it has to be from within, no matter where the problem comes from... Where the problem exists or comes from becomes irrelevant... It's how I use my mind to negate the negativity that I experience that solves it... When an 'insane/stupid/ignorant/disturbing/intrusive' thought arrives in my mind, as if it's my own thoughts, I listen more to my own words... I simply trace where that thought spawned from and tell myself that it's irrelevant or not really 'my' thought... This can be really uncomfortable, especially while I'm talking to myself around other people... Yet... Blaming outside things continues the thought... I simply look at why I thought something external lead to my confusion, and then end it... At which point, I'm free to think about something else... Granted... I believe thoughts manifest from a numerous amount of things... Thoughts are really from the 'Ether', and the source has been sought after since the first thought ever arrived in consciousness... The cure comes not from ridding myself of it uncomfortable thoughts, but more 'what can I do with my own thoughts, and how great can they become'... Problems will always exist... That's the fault of thinking... But how I deal with the thought... That can be priceless...

Poetic Justice commented on 25 May 2015

+Verse the System Studios I understand where you're coming from when you say your triggers are always provoked by external sources.. The thing that's hardest for me to deal with is that the people that trigger me don't think they're doing anything wrong. To the point that they even try an stop me from leaving the room to calm myself down. The attitude is that I'm the the problem, I'm the one that's broken. Fix me and everything will be fine.....

Ren Warom commented on 20 May 2015

+Verse the System Studios You're never in struggle alone. We're all here, struggling alongside you. Your methodology for coping (using your common sense) is excellent! Logic is such a powerful weapon.

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