What does "obsessive-compulsive driving" mean? Have you ever had one?

What does "obsessive-compulsive driving" mean? Have you ever had one?

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a kind of anxiety disorder, which is characterized by conscious compulsion and anti-compulsion. Some meaningless or even opposite thoughts and impulses will repeatedly invade our daily life. According to experts' explanation, proper coercion is beneficial to people's work and life, but excessive coercion will indeed bring us a lot of troubles and troubles. Today we will talk about obsessive-compulsive disorder related to cars.

The first is to lock the car, which is manifested as locking the car for three or more times in a row. The more times, the more serious the symptoms. Press it several times every time you lock the car. Sometimes it takes a long time to lock it once, and you even have to run back and lock it again until you see the lock light on.

The second is obsessive-compulsive disorder. Some friends must refuel when there is a whole tank of oil left, neither more nor less. There are also some car owners who start to get restless when the fuel quantity of their cars is less than half. I feel insecure, so I need to run and refuel.

The third is obsessive-compulsive car washing. This kind of car owners generally have a serious disease, which is cleanliness. They must always keep their cars clean and perfect. Even a little stain will make them more anxious and uncomfortable. Finally, they can't bear to wash the car or clean it themselves.

The fourth is obsessive-compulsive parking. The body must be straight, the distance between the two sides of the car must be the same, the car must be straight, and you must never allow yourself to park the car askew, otherwise you must drive out and stop, and the steering wheel will not come down at all if it is straight.

Fifth, obsessive-compulsive overtaking. If the front car is too slow, some car owners are eager to overtake. On the one hand, they think that the car in front will block the line of sight, on the other hand, they will feel uncomfortable driving with the car for a long time. Even if there is no overtaking condition, they will try to stagger their driving. In addition, some car owners are terminally ill, and there will be many incredible obsessive-compulsive behaviors. For example, the air outlets of two air conditioners must be in the same direction, the temperature of air conditioners in different areas must be adjusted to the same, the headrest of the seat must be at the same height, and refueling must be supplemented. These are all symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder in the later stage. In fact, some obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is worth learning. For example, regulating parking will avoid unnecessary bumps and confirm whether locking the car can prevent items from being stolen. Therefore, driving does not affect daily car use, which is also a strong performance of safety awareness.