Fear of Embarrassment  More like an extreme social phobia, this
kind of OCD plagues the sufferer with unreasonable fears about
unwittingly embarrassing herself or being humiliated in public.
She may also worry about shouting out inappropriate words or
ideas. While people who have coprolalia (a rare form of
Tourette's syndrome) actually do involuntarily shout obscenities
or inappropriate remarks, some people with OCD fear that they
will do so, or that they unknowingly have.  There is another
kind of recently identified OCD, perhaps related to fear of
embarrassment, possibly more closely connected to body
dysmorphic disorder, in which the patient believes he (or, more
commonly, a part of his body) smells bad and is offensive to
others. Persons who have this disorder typically try all kinds
of external and medicinal remedies and, as in other types of
OCD, seek reassurance; however, they do not usually benefit from
it, as they tend to disbelieve whatever reassurance they
receive.   Some peoples' OC fears conflict