Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ocd"

A: OCD is short for obsessive compulsive disorder which is a medical condition that some people suffer from. Some people use it when they want to explain that they take something very seriously.
"I am OCD about cleaning." This means that someone takes cleaning very seriously.
"I am OCD about my tea." This means that someone takes their tea seriously, for example the way they drink tea or how frequently they drink tea.

A: Obsessive-compulsive disorder. It means they are very particular about their tea. Maybe they only like it with a certain, specific amount of sugar and/or milk, or they only like it super hot/mildly warm/cold, etc.

A: OCD refers to Obsessive Compulsive Disorder if I'm not reading it wrong. It's a mental health issue that is rooted in anxiety.

You might hear people say 'I'm really OCD about (x)' when they are really obsessed or particular about something, especially cleanliness, but there are quite a few people who disagree with it being used as an an adjective to describe things as it can seem a bit insulting to those who suffer from it on the daily. I hope this answers your question! :)

A: Obsessive compulsive disorder

A: it's a mental disorder where the "alarm" in your head goes off, and people find strange ways to get it to go away temporally.

https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/強迫性障害

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A: OCD is a diagnosed mental health disorder. Picky means someone is fussy about certain things.

A: 英語で OCD is classified 「それともIdentifiedを使っていいです」as an anxiety disorder. OCD symptom is called "obsessive-compulsive symptoms", and there are two types: になります。

A: OCD is obsessive compulsive disorder. You say it as the letters. Do you need it in voice recording?

A: "What does OCD stands for?" Verb should be in plural form when subject is in singular form