Yes. You may have OCD, did you know this?
Already been diagnosed with AS, so if I had it it'd probably just be shoveled under that umbrella.
I was being somewhat flippant, as I used to believe odd-numbered years were the bad ones and even-numbered years good ones, and then I realized that this is because I'm kind of obsessed with prime numbers (which are usually odd) so I ascribe most significant events to prime-numbered years automatically (and no, not just because of the large law of small numbers). This means that when I drew a graph of good years versus bad years I wound up with good years even and bad years odd (hell, I just dislike odd numbers that aren't prime in general, I don't know why), which led me to think that this was actually some kind of pattern rather than an idiosyncratic expression of my own peculiar obsessions.
Then I grew up a little bit more and realized that the good and the bad were similar enough that I couldn't really ascribe any sort of pattern to what I had perceived, as a "good year" isn't really good unless it leads to good things, and most of my good years were marked as "good" due to happiness at a situation which rapidly became bad, and then only became good due to slowly developing maturity.
Also, 2010 was kind of the Ultimate Terrible Year, so that broke the pattern.
tl;dr I think my real problem is that I think too much about things that don't matter.