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If you’ve been diagnosed with ocd then you should talk about this situation with your dr.
I’m not your dr, but if it were me in your situation I would categorize the event you described as regular assault and not SA. Additionally since it never happened again it was probably just a kid trying to figure something out in their own head. Maybe they saw a show where something similar happened for example.
Claiming you have ocd becsuse of a few peculiar personality traits vs actually having it is two very different things.
I recommend you talk to a person that can help you out. If you have ocd then there are ways to make everything easier.
I agree. Thanks