It doesn't "count" from a psychological perspective until it really starts impacting your life in negative (and measurable) ways. A common example might be "ke

It doesn't "count" from a psychological perspective until it really starts impacting your life in negative (and measurable) ways. A common example might be "keeps you up at night" — which can happen to people from time to time, but the moment it starts damaging your relationships and ability to live comfortably it becomes something that might be a part of a clinical diagnosis (simply "hearing voices" isn't a problem on its own without other factors). If the public could learn one thing about psychology I think it should probably be that there's never "just one thing" when it comes to identifying problems. A single compulsion doesn't mean you have OCD, for example.