Sami Sheen Opens Up About Living With OCD Symptoms
Sami Sheen is applauding against enemies who do not believe that it suffers from an obsessive-compulsive disorder.
The influencer and daughter of Denise Richards And Charlie Sheen taken Tiktok Wednesday, July 30, to address subscribers who cast a doubt about his condition.
“I made a video by talking about my OCD, and everyone is angry with me, saying that I don’t really have a knock,” started Sheen, 21. “So I’m going to tell you more things than I do that I am almost sure that OCD.”
Sheen then listed a multitude of behaviors which, according to her, demonstrate her condition, starting by touching the “same exact part” from the outside of an aircraft with her left hand each time she embarks.
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Her video came after an article she downloaded on Saturday July 26, in which She criticized people Who claim to have OCD because they have to keep their room “clean and organized”.
“Very well, well, I am so knock that even if I buy the grocery store that day and that I read the expiration date again and again and again, in one way or another, I will convince myself that it is a false expiration date and it is in fact expired a year ago,” she said.
Sheen listed more examples on Wednesday, admitting that she doesn’t know why she does some.
“The bathroom of the guests, every time I come home, I have to go there and open the curtains to check,” she said. “What am I checking?” I don’t know. I just have to do it. I have done it since the age of 10. ”
Sheen also explained how she could not sit behind the driver’s seat in a car, cannot return it to the wall in a restaurant and must be able to see everyone’s food at the table.
TOC is a condition that “presents a model of unwanted thoughts and fears called obsessions”, according to the Mayo clinic.
“In the end, you feel pushed to do compulsive acts to facilitate your stress,” said the medical center. “Even if you try to ignore or get rid of thoughts or annoying desires, they continue to come back. This brings you to act on the basis of the ritual.”
Although Sheen did not say if she had received a formal diagnosis, the description corresponds to what she describes, including her need to wash her hands after being outside “until I can physically feel the germs leave my fingers”.
“I cannot believe that I tell the Internet this S ***,” concluded Sheen. “I have so many other things I do. But just so that you get the essentials, I actually have the TOC, and it only worsened. ”
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