Anonymous #1 1w

If I had to guess, because her actions don’t line up with the DSM-5, which is the official diagnostic criteria. Most likely what is going on is the roommate is forcing OP to perform certain tasks because of her ocd when according to the DSM-5 ocd is mostly aimed at the self, think “if I don’t turn the knob three times before opening the door something bad will happen”.

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Anonymous #2 1w

They could have ocpd 🤷‍♀️ I do. I don’t force people to do certain tasks but I certainly get upset when shits not clean and I’m the only one doing it

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Anonymous #3 1w

Possibly, but from the wording of the post it sounds like the roommate is trying to force OP to do certain tasks. If OP could give more information on what she’s doing exactly we would know for sure

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Anonymous #1 6d

Her friend told me as well as she said she had the same like type of ocd as my sister(i dont know which one it is) and i was talking to my sister and she doesnt think that my roommate has it but also she has me follow certain standards but doesnt do it for herself. Like i have to make my bed every day but she hasnt made her bed in a week

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Anonymous #2 6d

Sorry for not updating!!!

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Anonymous OP 6d

Yeah it sounds like your roommate just wants to control your habits

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