1. Definition: Emotional cleanliness disorder is a psychological state characterized by a high demand and expectation for purity in emotional relationships, difficulty tolerating a partner's past emotional experiences, unnecessary contact with the opposite sex, and even minor doubts about emotional loyalty, often leading to inner anxiety, anxiety, and even relationship breakdown.
2. Performance characteristics: Excessive sensitivity: Extremely sensitive to any interaction between partners and the opposite sex, prone to unnecessary suspicion and jealousy. Perfectionism: Pursuing absolute perfection in emotional relationships, unable to accept any flaws or past experiences. Self torment: Frequently contemplating one's partner's past or potential betrayals, leading to self distress and inner pain. High standards: Set unrealistic loyalty and purity standards, requiring partners to fully meet their expectations.
3. Influence and Response: Impact on Relationship: May lead to trust crisis between partners, restrict normal social interaction between both parties, and long-term affect emotional stability. Personal growth: Encouraging individuals to reflect on the sources of their sense of security, learn to establish healthy emotional boundaries and communication methods. Professional assistance: If emotional cleanliness disorder seriously affects daily life and interpersonal relationships, it is recommended to seek the help of a psychological counselor and gradually adjust one's mentality through cognitive behavioral therapy and other methods. Communication and Understanding: Open communication in relationships, enhance mutual understanding, and jointly explore the establishment of mutually acceptable boundaries and rules.