What does it feel like to live with someone who has a habit of cleanliness?

Roommate cleanliness, drying clothes accidentally touched her clothes, her face immediately changed, no matter what you do, you have to be careful, you have to accommodate others, living together like this, it's quite tiring.

Every day, from about half past five to nine o'clock in the evening, I kept mopping the floor, doing laundry, and tidying up the table. Because there are two children in the family, one is only a little more than a year old, a little naughty, the house is chaotic is normal, but she just keeps tidying up, the child jumped from the sofa in front of her to spread the mat, and then jumped over and she followed the pull, the toys are neatly packed up and put in the cabinet do not let the child play and say that it is too messy to throw everywhere, out of a sweat The child changed a set of clothes and quickly threw it into the washing machine to wash, the three long-haired women in the family were all right, and they took a transparent glue on the ground to stick their hair. The point is that she does it herself, and keeps babbling every day that we don't like to be clean!

It's really about to collapse, and I feel tired of living together!

I have lived with a person with a cleanliness habit for a long time, all kinds of strange places are disgusted, she has a strong desire to tidy up, often tidy up or throw away my work and study materials without authorization, mop the floor and wipe the dust every day (in fact, there is no dust :) The most terrible thing is that this person does not have his own consciousness of cleanliness, I think the wrong thing is that everyone is the world, there is nothing to have a cleanliness habit, and the terrible thing is that there is no consciousness of being strict with oneself and treating others leniently, so it is very difficult to get along peacefully.

My roommate! A Japanese. I started washing clothes early in the morning, washing dust, washing clothes for eight hours a day, washing machines, dryers, basically no stopping.

Because she lives in an apartment, she also has to clean the kitchen every day. I'm not sloppy or dirty! According to her wishes, I also tidy up my cooking range every day, do sanitation once a week, clean the living room, and basically take out the garbage.

But she just wants to dislike me, alas, I'm in her way.

My mother is a purple person, all kinds of disgust. If you don't do it, you can't do it, and if you do it, you say you didn't do it well. It's my mom who is too demanding, and I really sometimes have to be counted down because there is water at the washstand, and I was said to have not scraped the glass water after taking a shower. On this day, my heart is terrified.

Then you will be very uncomfortable, the cleanliness person will always keep an eye on you, as long as you have sat in the place, he will remember, when you are gone, will do all the cleaning. People who don't drive people crazy, people who are clean will only demand from themselves, and they won't blame others.

It's the kind of experience that is very uncomfortable, very unhappy in life, and can't do what you want. It will drive people crazy, because people who have a habit of cleanliness will ask you to do this and that, and it will make you very tired.

Absolutely, it may be fine at first, but after a long time, you will find that people who have a habit of cleanliness still have obsessive-compulsive disorder, which is so clean that it is outrageous, and it will also restrict the daily behavior of cohabitants, and cleanliness is a mental illness that requires **.

It's really a really bad experience that can drive a person straight out. When you live with someone who has a habit of cleanliness, he will affect you in every way, especially in life, which is simply terrifying.

It is a very bad experience to be with people who have a habit of cleanliness for a long time, you are not comfortable doing anything, there is no way to follow your own ideas, and people will go crazy after a long time.

It's going to be very uncomfortable. It's going to drive people crazy, he's cleaning all the time, and he's going to make you clean until you doubt your life.

You're going to feel like life is going to be too miserable, and you're about to break down. Of course it will drive you crazy, you will be cautious in living in such a family, and you will feel very constrained.

This kind of experience will indeed be a little annoying, and people who have a habit of cleanliness will take care of their lives in an orderly manner, and it will look like they have obsessive-compulsive disorder, which will drive people crazy.

It's a particularly devastating experience. I have to clean every day, and I can't get a little bit of anything. It's going to drive people crazy.

The sense of experience will be poor, yes, and these people have relatively high requirements for the environment, so it will cause another person to be cautious all the time.

There are many types of cleanliness, and there are at least two kinds: one is contact cleanliness and the other is visual cleanliness. Many answers to visual cleanliness have also been talked about, and many people can't see dust in their homes, and they can't see water droplets......In short, if you see something unclean and untidy, you have to clean it.

I think there are more or less people who often clean or don't hate cleaning rooms. Contact cleanliness does not necessarily have this desire to clean, contact cleanliness is more concerned about whether their body is clean - try to avoid touching unclean things, if you touch it, wash your hands as soon as possible, and not flush for a few seconds, but for a long time and use hand sanitizer or disinfectant (soap, soap is the next best choice, because it will be repeatedly touched ......The same goes for towels). Therefore, people who come into contact with cleanliness are not necessarily or usually reluctant to do cleaning, at least they will be more particular about cleaning than ordinary people, such as wearing gloves or even using more protective measures.

Because cleaning itself is a process of concentrated contact with dirt, which is uncomfortable for people who are exposed to cleanliness. People with more severe cleanliness will have a lot of trouble interacting with people who don't have obvious cleanliness (i.e., most people), and many times it is also a process of weighing their own feelings and the feelings of others.