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I constantly count numbers in my head. i will say a sentence and add up the number of letters, then add the number of words. why is this? what is this
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Sounds like OCD: This sounds like ocd. I would see a doctor and have them check you and ask you some questions and get treatment.
Answered 4/25/2016
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