This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Scranton chapter.
A desire for order,
Is not a disorder.
While your engrained rituals,
May feel too habitual,
Never be ashamed.
While others may not understand,
You shouldn’t feel blamed.
It’s your form of command,
and a way to feel sane.
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Your engrained rituals,
Done once,
Twice,
Thrice.
Do not think of them as a vice.
Because our need for order,
Is not a disorder.
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You control your world,
When it becomes unfurled.
And when you make it all align,
The anxiety will resign,
Inner peace and ease intertwine,
And you feel just fine.
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This isn’t a vice.
No need to sacrifice,
Your need for order.
It is not a disorder.
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