The epidemic that is OCGD

OCGD or Obsessive Compulsive Gratification Disorder is a mental disorder or illness that gradually develops in the human mind and within a short span of time. It is contagious like a virus and it predominantly affects those in the film and television industry. Side effects include:

1. An obsessive need to glorify anything and everything that is infact insignificant - things in life that don't deserve to be glorified in the first place - and yet, they are anyways
2. Heightened egos
3. High levels of excusidus - meaning the individual having the disorder will be making excuses to justify the glorification to either themselves or to others when questioned, and
4. Extreme lethargy - propensity to either take the easy way out or be lazy enough to produce quality in their work

This particular disorder is a mental illness that hasn't been registered with the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistic Manual) used by psychologists and psychiatrists around the world, and the only possible treatment should be to admit the individual having this type of illness into a well-known or reputable mental institution for between six to twelve months.

To clarify, an example of an individual who has this disease or disorder is a filmmaker engaging in storylines that involve the 'boy meets girl' or 'man meets woman' romance style content without any clear meaning or purpose: simply just for the hell of it or a form of self-expression, or 'art for art's sake' even.

One may argue the reverse where a filmmaker is constantly engaging in storylines that involve the 'boy meets boy' or the 'girl meets girl' style content without any clear meaning or purpose, but those types of storylines aren't that prevalent to begin with or are rare. If they were, they would be classified as woke ideology by some.

There is another disease or disorder that is akin to this one. It is called: ADiS or Acute Disconnect Syndrome. This is also a kind of mental illness that needs to be registered in the DSM as the major symptoms include, but are not limited to:

1. Forgetting that you've disowned a family member for whatever reason they've been disowned for (there are plenty of examples of this)
2. Trying to fix who isn't broken in the first place
3. Hypocrisy (Delusions of deleting a person to "save" them or using religious scripture to fix them)

One example I can provide is the case of Thomas Bridegroom where he was disowned immediately after he came out as gay. They even made attempts once or twice to change Thomas by having a bible session but were unsuccessful. When tragedy struck, the demonic and entitled parents wasted no time by rushing to the hospital, claiming to be 'family' and preventing his significant other from visiting him. They have since blamed and continue to blame the partner for 'turning their son gay'. They have even prevented the partner from attending the funeral by threatening violence. This is an example of an extreme case of ADiS. 

At the end of the day, this is one of the ways we can protect our Gay and Lesbian brothers and sisters from this brand of harmful behavior by institutionalizing mentally ill individuals like the ones described in my example above to restore harmony to equality.