Same with me. My bedroom door was too big and never perfectly shut.

So I took a stanley knife and carved it down, there were shaving s of it everywhere. I was twelve at the time.

haha once my door would always stay a little bit open so i slammed the hell out of it and ended up breaking the hinges :p

I get really bad habits sometimes that come and go, I wondered once if I might have a mild form of tourettes, but I'm not into self diagnosis bollocks.

Basically, at the moment I have a problem where I constantly clench my jaw or shift it around, it's getting quite bad because it's becoming painful and I can feel and hear my jaw rubbing against my cheek bones or something, which is probably quite unhealthy, problem is I can't stop, these sort of things just go eventually but I haven't had any such habits for a while, it used to be a lot worse when I was younger but I put this down to stress. I hope it clears up soon though because I wonder if I do it subconsciously in front of people.

I'm no doctor, but I doubt its any type of tourettes. Probably just a subconscious habit like nail biting.

As I said, it's probably not, but it's annoying how these things come and go, it used to be blinking, really hard, which in part comes down to the diagnosis I have dry eyes, but really clenching them tightly shit and squeezing funny faces was sort of a bit beyond that. When I ate I used to make funny noises as well, like little grunts or squeaks, that stopped years ago, but the principal is largely the same.

I get really self conscious when eating in public.

I had an irrational panic attack today. Never had one before, it was quite scary.

The only panic attacks I get is when I'm up somewhere really high. And yeah they are really scary.

Wow. This is me as well, and I always have headphones that have the little circle volume control on full, and just change the volume on my computer, because it irritates me.

I also sing compolsively about what I'm doing, and I drum on tables etc. a lot. Also, after I developed a phobia of zombies, I hate sitting next to windows and I always have an escape plan for the room I'm in.

These right here. I developed the volume thing after a friend of mine insessantly corrected the volume any time it wasn't flat. Typically I just notice increases in volume for when they're multiples of ten, which sucks when some TV's these days have that weird 'maximum volume is 64' thing going on.

shit, i do that too. for me it has to be an even number, so i can't have the volume at 13 or 11, it has to be 12. and it always seems to be too loud or too quiet then.

I have that. Odd numbers don't even register, I can be flicking the volume up and down by two notches for minutes before remembering I don't actually have to use even numbers.

This doesn't apply with numbers lower than 7, oddly enough.

My best friend used to be a little like that as well with TV volumes. We often play games together, and I adjust the volume on his TV accordingly. He used to complain whenever it was set to an uneven number until he got used to me doing that.

Looks like it's a common OCD thing.

He also has an issue with items having their own place too and I have to always put them back in the same location and position that I found them in. But meh, he keeps his room tidy that way I guess. :P

To be fair, I'd like to make sure that people put my things back where they found them. It upsets my bedrooms balance if things move to places I never put them.

Yeah, I can understand putting things back where I found them - That's perfectly reasonable, but I'll elaborate: His OCD is that a few (but not all) of the items in his room have to be in the EXACT same location and orientation as they were before, not just simply nearby or roughly in the same place - Including TV remotes and game controllers. Another example is the power strip under his computer desk: Plugs removed from the strip must be placed on the floor next to it in order and on one particular side of the strip. They've gotta be plugged into the strip in the same order too.

It's his room and I respect that, so I comply - And it's a lot better than what I do: My own living space is normally disorganised, and stuff moves around a lot in piles, even though I somehow keep track of everything. Heh.

There's organization in the chaos. But yeah, he just sounds like a fruit loop. As long as my room is cluttered and not dirty, I don't care.

I was in bed last night and I realised my Mac was still on. I decided that I would just leave it, although that kind of thing bothers me. An hour later I decided that I was better off turning it off and going to sleep rather than proving to myself that I didn't need to.