Someone worries for his ocd. He cant ignore the anxiety, and the compulsions.

He is unable to ignore ocd so he tries to use the fear of Godly punishment, in order to fight ocd. By using the fear of Godly punishment, he can force himself to stop worrying about his ocd. Like threating himself (with a Godly punishment) in order to stop worrying. So, in order to do that, he make a deal with Gods that if he does an ocd compulsion, practically or mentally, he will become bald but he wont be able to the baldness. If he looks in the mirror he would see his hair as always but the others will see him bald.

So, the guy, even though does not want to make the deal, he tries to mean it when making the deal/promise in order to prove to his ocd that he really, makes a very bad and dangerous deal with Gods. He tries to prove that the deal is valid by doing the cross sign 3 times ( he had told God or Gods that a real deal/promise will be valid only if he validates it by doing the cross sign)

So, the guy tries to make a real deal (even thought he does not want to) in order to force his ocd to leave him alone.

That guy worries for his ocd and maybe risks breaking the deal by thinking/worrying about his ocd.

-    is the deal valid?

-    will he be punished with the way he asked?