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I cringe when I hear or see people say things akin to, “I’m sooo OCD!” When did OCD become a social norm, or something to strive for? I find myself having to justify my OCD diagnosis by saying things like, “I TRULY have OCD,” or “I LEGITIMATELY have OCD.” As in, I take medication for it and it disrupts my life.
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I cringe when I hear or see people say things akin to, “I’m sooo OCD!” When did OCD become a social norm, or something to strive for? I find myself having to justify my OCD diagnosis by saying things like, “I TRULY have OCD,” or “I LEGITIMATELY have OCD.” As in, I take medication for it and it disrupts my life.
I have a junk drawer; I even have a junk cupboard – places for things that don’t have a place. And, I had a dare-I-say-it, junk room. I hated it. As I cleaned the rest of the house things that didn’t have a permanent place just kept getting thrown into this room. A room that has had several purposes over the last 7 years: a formal dining room, a makeshift office, a nursery, a craft room. I want it to be my office space. A nice office with a real desk and real storage, but first I need to wrap my head around what to do with all the stuff that is in there now.
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