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Dr. Kirk Honda requests that people stop saying "I'm so OCD" when they don't actually suffer from OCD.


The Psychology In Seattle Podcast. 


Dec 03, 2018.


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Anonymous

Considering that you made a video about it, it seems to be a frequent occurence in your place. I can't imagine anything smiliar happening in my country anytime soon. "I'm so OCD!" is just a lot easier to vocalize than "I'm so 'zwangsgestört'!". But the main reason probably is that the word for OCD in german, "Zwangsstörung", has a negative conotation. "Zwang" just means compulsion in this case but "Störung" in connection with a living being is also often used as an insult. I haven't met someone yet, who would voluntarily call himself "zwangsgestört", especially without diagnosis, online and offline.

Anonymous

Yep, I absolutely agree. In German, this just doesn't sound "good"....