The article assumes that neatness is a virtue. An end in itself. It isn't any more a virtue than clutter. Sure there are OCD horders at the extreme. And OCD

The article assumes that neatness is a virtue. An end in itself. It isn't any more a virtue than clutter. Sure there are OCD horders at the extreme. And OCD cleaners at the other. That's not to say that understanding why you behave the way you behave is not a good thing. It is indeed. Self awareness is good for everyone...including neatfreaks. And it only comes with time as we keep learning and growing.