Do You Also Have Organising Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Like Deepika Padukone? Find Out

Bollywood diva Deepika Padukone has talked about her Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder which pertains to keeping things organised many times. In fact, the actress recently gave us a glimpse of organising her wardrobe while practicing social distancing at home. Taking to her Instagram, the 34-year-old actor shared an image, which shows her clothes beautifully put in hangers.

She captioned the post writing, “Season 1: Episode 1 Productivity in the time of COVID-19! #cleaning #wardrobe.” Deepika is very particular when it comes to keeping things in order. Disorganised or displaced things make her fussy. As per the media reports, she not only organises things at her own place but also indulges in sorting things out at her friend’s place.

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Season 1:Episode 1 Productivity in the time of COVID-19!😷 #cleaning #wardrobe

A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) onMar 15, 2020 at 6:01am PDT

But unlike most people who suffer from OCD, the habit of organising things is more like a therapy. She even spoke about this to an entertainment website and said, “For a lot of people, OCD may be a reason to worry, but my OCD doesn’t disturb me, in fact, I find it very therapeutic. When I was in school, my friends’ parents would call me to sleep over for a girl night because they knew that the minute I come home I will start cleaning their rooms making their lives easier. I am still that person. When I go to somebody’s vanity van, I start cleaning spaces around.” While this seems like a fun activity for the actress, check out from these signs if you have the same organising OCD!

Overzealous Cleaning

If you are the one who constantly keeps on cleaning her kitchen shelves, wardrobe, dressing table, or simply any other place at your home there are chances that you might have OCD. However, it is imperative to mind that there is no easy test to tell if someone has the condition. Overzealous cleaners are obsessed with cleaning. All they want is to somehow remove all the signs of impurity and get rid of germs. They may spend hours tidying up their home and organising everything around them. It gives them a feeling of achievement and relaxation.

Checking Behaviour

Checking and reassuring that you didn’t overlook something crucial is not something that everyone keeps on doing. But, if you love organising and can’t keep your hands from keeping things in order again and again, probably you have the condition called, obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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This includes several aspects, such as double-checking a task you already did. This may include looking back if you locked your door, checking if the stove is off, reassuring if you switched off the lights, etc.

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Washing Hands

Given the current times, where the world is facing a pandemic of coronavirus, washing hands regularly can help in maintaining hygiene and keeping yourself from getting infected. But, if you keep doing it, again and again, it may sound a bit over the top. The people obsessed about washing their hands many times feels that they may catch germs every now and then. In some cases, people are also seen washing hands and applying sanitizers even after shaking hands with family, friends, and strangers, in order to keep themselves clean.