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Does your OCD prevent you from doing something?

Shole

Shole

Is there something that has been taken away from you in a sense due to having ocd? I don't have it severe nor do I think it would count that much as of having it than just wanting certain ways in certain positions, but it has never prevented me from doing something.
 
I am not having OCD, I am simply managing my weight, and watching my diet routine in order to avoid growing overweight having more fats more than I wished.
 
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