Am I too clean, am I clean?

This isn't a cleanliness fetish, it's just that your current extreme behavior is caused by the lessons of the past.

But I don't think it's okay, as long as you are careful next time, how can it be so easy to get it?

Therefore, going to the toilet also requires skills and skills, and when you get started, it will be very simple, neither will it get on your clothes, nor will it splash on your feet, nor will it be difficult to pull or dirty where you step on, etc. As long as you pay attention and act carefully, you'll be fine.

If you think about it this way, poop is also the way the food I have eaten is digested, and it is not very disgusting, it is all my own thing.

Take a look at a psychiatrist, you can go to the mental health network, where there are free consultation doctors, and you can have one-on-one instant consultations.

It's important to adapt to the environment, it's important to pay attention to hygiene, but if you go too far, it will become a sign of mental unhealth.

It takes time to get rid of it, it depends on your own self-control, force yourself to change it, it's very simple!

Is it cleanliness, or is it moderate or above.

Hello! First of all, don't give anything a specific meaning; Including what you call "cleanliness" about yourself. There is nothing wrong with you being a perfectionist, but it is wrong to make yourself uncomfortable.

You want to be perfect, but also be objective. Don't live for others, let alone for those so-called truths. The most important thing is to live for your own feelings and not to harm others and the world.

There is a saying called. Broken beauty.

True perfection is to appreciate the world, to appreciate nature, to appreciate others, to let go of fears, fears, worries. Appreciate what you do. Good luck!

You have obsessive-compulsive disorder, and you have a habit of cleanliness, so go to a psychiatrist.

Yes, but it's all a personal complex, and it comes down when you want to share it with others.

A slight cleanliness habit is actually nothing as long as it doesn't affect your life, and according to your description, it doesn't affect others, so don't worry too much about this, on the bright side, you do have less chance of contracting germs, which is not a good thing.

The symptoms of obsessiveness are obvious.

You seem to be trying to alleviate your inner fears and disgusts by keeping the outside clean.

You can feel that you are in a state of anxiety, fear and nasty for a long time, which makes you very uncomfortable, trying to break free, so you will spend a long time washing, checking and isolating, it may be difficult for others to understand your behavior, but when you do this, the mood will ease.

Hello cleanliness is also called compulsive washing, which is a kind of mental illness, and the heart disease needs to be healed, and it needs to be adjusted psychologically.

Forced washing: Forced hand washing, laundry, etc. are common. For example, a hospital staff member thinks that she can "infect" the tumor by touching the outpatient card of some cancer patients, and if her hand touches the doorknob, she thinks that it will indirectly infect her own family.

So every time she came home from work, she always called her family to open the door, and she entered with her hands held high, and then washed her hands repeatedly, changed all her inner and outer clothes, and did not eat some night food and go to bed until midnight.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder.

In fact, cleanliness is also a psychological disorder.

It is divided into serious and not serious. If it affects your life, you should go to the hospital to take medicine**.

I guess you're obsessive-compulsive and have a phobia of certain objects.

Find a time to go to the hospital......

Hehe, cleanliness is not a big problem, it's just a psychological disorder. It is recommended to find a psychological counselor near you to do desensitization**.

I think you have obsessive-compulsive disorder, and 100 million disorders, see if the doctor will get better under the hint of **.

It's a cleanliness habit that can be accepted in the heart**.