I am a psychotherapist and I am a self identified "creaser". I recall being a little one and pulling my sheets between two fingers. I think I sucked one of the fingers, not sure. I gave up the creasing habit and picked it back up a year after I quit smoking at age 27. I usually just crease my sheets when I'm in bed and it really can annoy my husband. He especially hates it when I'm creasing the sheets between my fingers and touching his leg, but this is what I prefer. I sometimes get to creasing and have a hard time stopping. It is not causing any trouble in my life, my husband may be annoyed, but nothing beyond that. It doesn't keep me from getting things done and I'm not tortured by the need to crease. Hence, this is not a disorder. Sometimes my desire to crease is an annoyance to others or bothersome to me if I can't stop right away, but otherwise is no big deal. It's really cool to read others having a common issue.
IIN to love to rub fabrics between my fingers?
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I am a psychotherapist and I am a self identified "creaser". I recall being a little one and pulling my sheets between two fingers. I think I sucked one of the fingers, not sure. I gave up the creasing habit and picked it back up a year after I quit smoking at age 27. I usually just crease my sheets when I'm in bed and it really can annoy my husband. He especially hates it when I'm creasing the sheets between my fingers and touching his leg, but this is what I prefer. I sometimes get to creasing and have a hard time stopping. It is not causing any trouble in my life, my husband may be annoyed, but nothing beyond that. It doesn't keep me from getting things done and I'm not tortured by the need to crease. Hence, this is not a disorder. Sometimes my desire to crease is an annoyance to others or bothersome to me if I can't stop right away, but otherwise is no big deal. It's really cool to read others having a common issue.