"Even Socks Have Numbers"... Wife Suffers from Husband's Obsession with Cleanliness and Order [Lee Ho-seon Counseling Center] [★Night TView]

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A wife's story about struggling with her husband's excessive obsession with cleanliness and organization has been revealed.

On the 9th, the tvN STORY variety program 'Lee Ho-seon Counseling Center' introduced the story of a husband who is overly obsessed with tidying up and the wife who suffers stress because of it.

On that day, when Lee Ho-seon (Prof.) asked, "Do you feel your husband is being excessive?" the wife revealed her husband's daily routine after work.

The wife said, "When he gets home, he first checks the shoe cabinet. He looks for shoes that need organizing, then goes to the closet to check if the spacing of the clothes is disordered." She added, "He even checks which clothes were worn. He knows even if you take clothes off the hanger, put them on, and hang them back up."

Next, Lee Ho-seon (Prof.) discovered numbers written on socks and asked, "Did you write numbers to distinguish matching pairs?" The wife replied, "Yes. While doing laundry, I noticed the numbers were written."

The wife explained, "When he enters the house, he checks the bathroom slippers and inspects the doors. Finally, he even aligns the pleats of the curtains. It seems he has his own standards."

When Lee Ho-seon (Prof.) asked, "What happens if those standards are disrupted?" the wife said, "He sighs and always makes a comment." She then confessed, "Living like this every day feels like a prison without bars."

Additionally, the wife revealed that when going out, she brings three types of wet wipes. "When we go to a restaurant, he wipes the chairs with disinfectant wipes and cleans not only the table but also the walls," shocking everyone.

In response, the husband explained, "It's not to that extent. There are parts where she exaggerates. I don't tell her what to do or not to do. I do what I dislike myself. I don't force her."

However, the wife opened up about the trauma she experienced during her late pregnancy.

She recalled, "We had to move during my late pregnancy, so I organized my belongings with a moving company. When we arrived at the new house and started unpacking, the shoes were dumped in a pile from the moving boxes, still in the boxes and not organized. When my husband saw that, he got extremely angry, saying, 'Hey, what is this?'"

She then confessed, "The words I heard then are still stuck in my heart," evoking sympathy.

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