The large Burr oak tree they chose as their Council Oak still stands tall in an urban neighborhood SE of downtown Tulsa. It is located at 18th Street and Cheyenne Avenue. For the Muscogee Creek people, this tree was the end of the Trail of Tears. From the Exploring Oklahoma website: (visit link)
Aggressive Obsessions. People with OCD often worry that they will cause harm by impulsively hurting someone just because they can. People with these thoughts typically have no history of violence, nor do they act on their urges or impulses.any people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) have sexual obsessions, or unwanted sexual thoughts.
Everyone double checks things sometimes. For example, you might double check to make sure the stove or iron is turned off before leaving the house. But people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) feel the need to check things repeatedly, or have certain thoughts or perform routines and rituals over and over.The thoughts and rituals associated with OCD cause distress and get in the way of daily life. The frequent upsetting thoughts are called obsessions.To try to control them, a person will feel an overwhelming urge to repeat certain rituals or behaviors called compulsions.People with OCD can't control these obsessions and compulsions. Most of the time, the rituals end up controlling them.veryone double checks things sometimes. For example, you might double check to make sure the stove or iron is turned off before leaving the house. But people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) feel the need to check things repeatedly, or have certain thoughts or perform routines and rituals over and over.