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Just because it annoys you, it doesn't mean that you have an obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is identified by two parts: intrusive thoughts and images, followed by repetitive behaviors to neutralize the anxiety of unwanted thoughts. These repetitive behaviors, or compulsions, only temporarily relieve anxiety, locking a person into a constant cycle of unpleasant obsessive thoughts followed by compulsive actions to manage the heightened anxiety level.