#Living Space

[1five1two]

[miamaimania]

Blue Room Chronicles ◆ Stacked stories against city lights

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[arc-hus]

Valle Santana, Valle de Bravo, Mexico - Manuel Cervantes Estudio

http://www.manuelcervantes.com.mx/

[sagent-of-chaos]

rollercoaster gravity

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[ceruleansoleil]

Source

[furiousgoldfish]

This is one of the things I'm most ashamed about, but your recent tutorial posts made me brave enough to talk about it.

Do you have any tips on cleaning a house that's completely fucked?

Clutter everywhere and maggots on occassion and gunk. I should have done something about it a long time ago, but didn't - and now it's a huge task and very intimidating.

so I've never cleaned a house in those conditions, but I feel it's exactly what auriikatarina does on youtube, so I'll link her channel, I've learned most of what I know from her!

This video is about cleaning on of the filthiest houses ever so it could be helpful! She shows you exactly how she tackles it and even what cleaning tools and products to use, to be able to clean more easily.

I think with houses like that, it's just very overwhelming and impossible to know where to start, it can put you off just to try and then not see any results or be overwhelmed and have it go too slow or too poorly. And the thing is, it doesn't matter where you start, if you're able to clean one little table, one small corner, if it looks nicer than the rest, it will give you that rush of happiness and achievement and encourage you to clean another little bit, and then another. There's absolutely no judgment on not doing anything about it sooner, I sometimes neglect my space for a long time too!

Since gunk and bacteria can be dangerous, I should advise you to wear gloves, face mask, and to use something strong enough to sterilize really bad areas. Also cleaning really messed up places is so popular on the internet lately, you could theoretically make content out of it (I'm joking, but if the idea inspires you and helps you out, who knows).

One thing that is also great to do is to take photos of it at the start, and then take photos as you're at it, so you can see visual improvements! It feels great when you change something very filthy.

It might also help to learn more about organizing, to be able to manage and organize the clutter, this alone can be even more challenging than the cleaning! If you can see some videos on organizing and get an idea on how to sort the clutter, pick what you need and maybe get rid of some, it might make it more clear in your mind how to tackle this!

I also want to tell you that you're not alone, there's many people struggling with this, and many people can't tackle this without any help. It is a big thing that you should receive help about! There's no shame in struggling because when you're mentally ill, you don't see your space, you can't concentrate, and you are just trying to make it trough the day, maintaining living space is the last thing on your mind.

I hope you manage to get trough even one part, no matter how you do it, it's fine, as long as you feel a bit better and accomplished from getting a bit of it done! It's okay to take weeks and months and slowly do it bit by bit. Nobody can do this in a day or two, and you should have no pressure on you to progress quickly. Good luck!

[tohakumaru]

today we welcome the mourner to nowhere. it has been an especially quiet year for the nomad has been doing what it does best, but with grace asleep perhaps things will fall back to place. 

the mourner spends her days in a daze. she climbs stairs, breaks into tears then forgets why the stairs and her tears were there in the first place. weird bird saw her once, body huddled over the steps. if it had known what speech means, perhaps it would try to say that she vaguely resembled a mangled spider, getting by on broken legs and flailing limbs.

[toadstooltealights]

[2022dirt]

The simplicity of life.

[malesurvivingspace]

posted to r/malesurvivingspace by user CastleDigitalLIVE

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[1five1two]

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