> >For that matter, how can people handle hanging
shirts in a closet so that they face different
directions?
>
> To my surprise, more people agreed with me on
this than I had predicted. Whenever my friends
find out about this obsessive compulsive habit of
mine, they think I'm weird.

I'm on your side, but only to a point. I couldn't stand to have two shirts in my closet facing different directions, and the same goes for coats/suits, but I couldn't care less about my pants.

> Some of you said that you put your pants in
dresser drawers, rather than hang them up, and
some also do that with shirts. If I did that,
I'd have to have a separate room just for
dressers. How do you people manage to do it? My
dresser is crammed full of socks, underwear,
pajamas, around the house/cleaning shirts,
sweats, sweaters and shorts. As it is, even
those clothes have a hard time fitting in the
drawers.

Same here. The only pants I keep in drawers are jeans (because jeans can be kept folded in drawers without looking all wrinkled) and sweatpants. Most of my drawer space is taken up with... all that other stuff.

> Oh, and there's another no-no in my book:
people who don't close their dresser drawers all
the way. That is also horribly WRONG, and the
same thing goes for drawers and cupboards in the
kichen. While I'm revealing all of my secret pet
peeves, how about those crooked pictures on the
walls? EVIL, I tell you, EVIL.

Agreed, agreed, agreed.