I came across that request for information about dual disorders and I purely became interested surrounded by the topic. I think my worrisome neighbor is obsessive-compulsive but I'm not sure if that counts as a dual disorder. So, is it?

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Answers:    Yes, obsessive-compulsive disorder is a type of dual disorder. People with OCD are stuck with anyone in control and taking charge of things. They are effortlessly upset with the littlest things and are usually paranoid. An example is the individuality Monica of Friends. She is really obsessed next to cleaning and she is easily bothered by a bit of dirt. I've included some site links for you to swot more about OCD.

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I hold OCD,mine is mostly with cleaning,I'm crazed with verbs,and compulsively clean the house,I verbs things like baseboards,curtains..the silliest things,it also requests to smell good,lol
I kid you not,everything have to be clean looking,and verbs smelling,walls,floors.
it makes me barmy sometimes because I can't walk into a house near dirty walls for example,without wanting to rinse out them.
I won't dare touch dirty walls either haha.
it's a dual disorder,one slice makes me believe constantly about cleaning,next another part make me actually verbs it up.

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No, it's ONE disorder. Obsessing over and feeling a nouns for doing something are very similar surrounded by nature. It's SLIGHTLY different for some (who obsess) than others (who are compelled), but it's one disorder.

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