/data/photo/2023/05/01/644f31b30a5fb.jpg "David Beckham admits to having OCD, often cleans the house in the middle of the night when everyone is asleep")
KOMPAS.com – David Beckham reveals he suffers from obsessive compulsive disorder or OCD in a documentary series published by Netflix.
Beckham announced the broadcast of the series via an Instagram account upload in July last year.
He said this documentation will contain archives and stories that have never been disclosed before.
A bit of information about her is Beckham’s habit of cleaning and tidying the house when her family is sleeping soundly.
This action is a form of obsessive compulsive disorder from which he suffers.
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Beckham has OCD
The gardians Revealed, the former England football captain spent hours cleaning the house, even without the help of his family who were still having sweet dreams.
“The fact that when everyone’s in bed I walk around, put out the candles, turn the lights on to the right setting, make sure everything’s in order. I hate coming down in the morning and having cups and plates and , you know, bowls,” Beckham commented on one of the scenes in the documentary.
Victoria Beckham, his wife, said Beckham said the cleaning habit he was doing was tiring but he still had to do it.
Before that, in 2006, Beckham admitted he had OCD in an interview.
“I have obsessive compulsive disorder where I have to have everything in a straight line or everything has to be in pairs,” she said, as quoted by Insiders.
He added, “I have this problem. I go to the hotel room. Before I can relax, I have to move all the flyers and books and put them in a drawer. Everything has to be perfect.”
Not only Beckham, a number of other world celebrities have also been diagnosed with OCD like Howie Mandel (Canadian comedian), Camila Cabello (singer) and Lena Dunham (American actress).
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What is OCD?
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OCD often complicates the daily activities of sufferers.
The International Federation of OCD defines obsessive-compulsive disorder (TOClisten)) or obsessive-compulsive disorder as a mental health disorder that occurs when a person is trapped in an obsession and tries to do something to ward it off, even if only temporarily.
OCD sufferers typically have intense feelings of discomfort, fear, disgust, uncertainty, and doubt when they see something not being done correctly.
According to the UK National Health Service (NHS), there are three main elements of the TOC, namely:
- Obsessions: unwanted, disturbing and distressing thoughts, images or urges to think
- Emotions: feelings of intense anxiety or distress
- Compulsive: repetitive behaviors or mental acts felt to result from an obsession
People with OCD will perform compulsive actions to temporarily relieve their anxiety.
However, they will become obsessed and anxious again, causing the cycle of OCD to repeat.
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