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are you pregnant
or do you tell your self in your head that no one in your family will die if you move the furniture.
if none of the above i think you could just be slightly unsettled with you home and life, try leaving the furniture alone and if you feel the need sort out your wardrobe or that junk draw in the kitchen that everyone has. |
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tomatoes
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Beats me!!! I guess that would be the furniture moving syndrome, the first in the books. |
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Mr Crusty
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Is it OCD?
Check out the questionnaire on the web site I found especially Q.11 onwards... |
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Kate M
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nothing is wrong with you seriously all you have is a compulsion to change the furniture around that is all there is nothing wrong with you. just get out of the house more and you will not be so tempted to do that. okay good luck and god bless. |
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Witchy Woman
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Maybe, once you get everything where you want it, you won't need to change it. Maybe you need more to do to occupy your time. |
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fifipoo
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OCD is a problem when it affects relationships...and you already said your boyfriend is really pissed off...so I would suggest that you research OCD on the web...then see if you need to contact someone in your area for a support group or therapy. Catch it now before you get to be like Monk on the tv show. Did you ever see that show?? It was funny for someone that didn't have the disorder but it is NOT funny when you have the disorder. Good luck. :) |
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louise b
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is this your first home because if it is you do this because you can't get used to your new surroundings. i done this in my first house and used to drive my b/friend mad but now that i'm used to it it has stayed the same for years. |
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I don't mean top be rude but do you have a job? I don't understand how you can find time to do that once a week!
Good luck and if you get bored please stop by my house anytime! x |
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Katkin
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Sounds like Obsessive Compulsive Dissorder. Speak to your doctor as he will be able to help. If he fobs you off get a 2nd opinion. Do this before it gets worse and you start doing things detremental yo your health. |
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kllymccomas
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why do you think something is wrong if it is not hurting you or anyone else or your mind so be it move your furniture all you want maybe you don't like the room or where you live??? tell your boy friend it is just what you do accept it if it really starts to interfere with your life significantly.. get help but why is our werid things we do always considered ab normal or a mental thing jeez |
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daka
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my sister is exactley the same. I went to her house on saturday and her couch was beside the window, i went back on monday and it was beside her door. She said the same that she gets really bored with it. She is also always hoovering up with the least little mess.
She decided that she would leave the hoovering till after tea when her kids were finished their tea and now doesn't feel so stressed. Maybe you could still change the look of the room but wait longer before changing.
Change it once a month or if that is too long give it a change every fortnight, that might not annoy your partner as much. Or is it not that you are bored and need to do something to get out of the house more, then when you come in you may find that you are more content to leave it longer and longer.
Good luck, i know from my sister's experience that this is a bit stressful and it is not a joke. |
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sammi
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Get rid of all the furniture. That should cure it! And as an added bonus, dusting and hoovering will be much easier! |
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Grant O
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you've probably got a coompulsive disorder. They are very common and every one is different. I used to work with someone who constantly washed his hands, he didn't know why, but he just kept doing it. The only thing you can do is to try and 'ween' yourself out of it. Good luck! |
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msm1089
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Sounds like obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). Go and see your doctor - there are drugs that can help or even counselling. It may not seem harmful to be moving the furniture all the time, but you should try and stop as you could develop other OC behaviours. |
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CHRIS S
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OCD obsessional compulsive disorder talk to your GP and ask to see a counsellor |
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Marrianne
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LOL.......sorry hun, nothing wrong with you, you are maybe just bored, or the furniture just dosen`t look right, no matter where you put it. I have done the same, move this, move that, till i get it right. Or maybe you just fancy a change, but quite often. Don`t worry, and ignore the answer calling you a freak, there`s always one!!! |
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Rolo
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You could have a compulsive disorder or OCD. There could be lots of strange things you do as a result of this. Try making a list of them all, then rate them from 1 - 10, 1 being the mildest and 10 being the most extreme. Then all you have to do is start to get rid of the things from you list starting at 1. you should try get rid of 1 every 1 to 2 weeks.
Hope this helps! |
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Ballyskenachgirl
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I agree with that other comment definately sounds like OCD. Theres no two ways about ti go to the doctor and get help. Its a pretty common problem and with the right help can be sorted out. Good Luck |
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Adze
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My daughter`s like also cleans bed rooms every day plus having
a full time job, nearly forgot about her two kids also.Trouble is her
mum is a cleanaholic.may be that`s the answer you`v
inherited the problem.I have put up with it or many many years,dont even notice it now,and if thats whats make them happy,so be it.Same with you just enjoy |
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mothertiggy
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maybe you need to get yourself a hobbie |
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Lost and found
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Do you have a fear of becoming stagnant / getting stuck in a rut? Maybe you need something more stimulating to occupy your mind, something new that will hold your interest. |
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Sabrina S
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nothing is wrong with you. if your boyfriend really truthy loves you he will leaner to put up with it. and can always pray and ask god for help to he will help you out to |
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The witches cat !
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There's nothing wrong with you (I do it too) I tell hubby it stops excess wear on any one part of the carpet. I think the only thing that would stop us is to move house, somewhere with bigger rooms so you've got more space. I think it's that I'm cramped up, and moving the stuff about makes it look different, and as I always hope 'larger'.
Who knows, maybe we'd still do it in larger spaces too. (It not only confuses my husband, never knowing where something will be next, but the 4 cats too) |
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Helen
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i know what you mean.
i love moving things round - it makes things feel new, and more exciting.
unfortunately - my new sofa is so big it wont fit anywhere but where it is so I have to move ornaments around all the time.
keep doing it! at least you get to hoover underneath things regularly! |
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genghis41f
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My dad does it frequently too. You need to find something to amuse you. Join a social type club or something. Get yourself out of the house. |
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AQHA34
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I used to do that...alot! Now I just move my baskets, nick knacs, pictures and such around...try that..it seemed to work for me:) |
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teddybear
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Frustration maybe. Why don't you go on a course to learn about home decor and take it up as a career. Lots of people haven't a clue how to organize their home, so there are customers ready and waiting. |
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daljack -a girl
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My mother did this for years and years.
I think she did it because she didn't have much control over anything else (money problems) but she had control over the furniture.
My dad would come home from work many nights and bump into a piece of furniture that wasn't there that morning. LOL |
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Chris T
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Try getting a job with a removals company. Get paid for your addiction! |
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angel
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my family can tell when i stress out or get pissed. i too am a furniture moving freak. not just the living room but every room in the house. it is a very good stress reliever. and it makes me get my frustrations out physically without running ten miles and just fuming inside my head. i have to think about where i want the furniture and the best fit in the room it Will have instead of dwelling on what i am upset about. my family hates it but knows not to get in the way when i am doing it as i would probably lash out at them instead. well good luck hope you don't feel so alone now. |
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