What does it say about the desires of neat freaks?
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So the myth that all "neat freaks" have OCD is a common one.
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Laura Goorin: So, the myth that all neat freaks have OCD is a common one.
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Whether hoarders or neat freaks, most people leave behind pieces of their lives, he said.
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Neat freaks might want to take a look at the Hoover REACT Vacuum, which is 299% off.
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A popular stereotype about Virgos is that you are all neat freaks with very particular likes and dislikes.
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There's a rumor going around that Virgos are neat freaks, but you and I know that's not true.
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Neat-freaks should worry less, and overwhelmed messy people could do with giving themselves fewer worldly goods to worry about.
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In a surprisingly mesmerizing video, neat freaks get schooled on how to fold their socks in the most perfect way.
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Most college students aren't the biggest neat-freaks on the planet, which is why the results of new research are particularly unsettling.
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They were both neat freaks, and I wasn't a slob by any means but I wasn't quite as neat as either them would have liked.
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Though the stereotype of Virgos is that they're obsessive neat freaks, Broadly staff astrologer Annabel Gat likens them to teenagers primarily interested in seeking private places for self-exploration and reflection.
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Its success begat an empire of orderliness that includes a popular Netflix show, "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo," a children's book and graphic novel, a consulting firm with more than 400 "certified" KonMari advisers, and, somewhat counter-intuitively, an e-commerce store, where converted neat freaks who have emptied their cluttered homes can fill them up again with robes, slippers, candles and other items curated by Ms. Kondo.
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The mess costs Hermes his promotion, and the inspector, Morgan Proctor, places Hermes on paid vacation, making him feel dejected. Morgan appoints herself acting Planet Express head-bureaucrat. Doctor Zoidberg suggests Hermes and his wife LaBarbara take a trip to Spa 5, the sauna planet which gives him a bucket of krill for every patient he sends there. Morgan, who has a fetish for men who aren't "neat freaks", begins a secret affair with Fry for his messy instincts.
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