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  Michael Saggese

  3 years ago

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  I really wish people would stop using "OCD" to describe a quirky desire for perfection or preference for order. It's like marketing a product with "bipolar disorder" or "major depressive disorder". It makes it difficult for people who legitimately have OCD to get diagnosed and get treatment because they might not even know they have it if they only associate OCD with perfectionism like this product does. Really frustrating and a trend I'd like to see the end of. There's nothing quirky and fun about OCD.

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    Michael Saggese

    Michael Saggese

    3 years ago

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    Even their copy includes the line "And if you want to wash it twenty times after you use it, we won't tell." How insensitive. It's literal hell for the people who suffer from it.

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      Nathan D.

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      3 years ago

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      Considering how much of the generally accepted therapy provided to OCD sufferers centers around confronting the unproductive and irrational nature of their compulsions I'm not sure you really have a clinical leg to stand on there.

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