SATISFYING EXTREMELY MESSY ROOM CLEAN UP!!! *TIME LAPSE*

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For my whole life it’s been a struggle for me to keep my room clean/organize, so much to the point that this is my first time doing it by myself. For anyone with the same struggle I really recommend doing a time lapse or taking a picture after everyday. It really helps because the first 3 days it didn’t really look like anything happened in person.

I will be doing a closet clean out video soon. I’m gonna be going through and getting rid of 10 years worth of clothes.

This channel won’t just be cleaning I want to make fun videos as well. Stay tuned...

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[QueenAmethyst]

My son's room got like this when he was around 17. He didn't want me to go in there but it was obviously too overwhelming for him to tackle. Then he went away for a week. Finally I had to take action. Cleared up, redecorated into a cool space, painted furniture, new blinds and light fittings. When I picked him up I didn't say a word. Just waited until he went upstairs and all I could hear was "No way way". It was an amazing moment for both of us. Next day he said it had been like staying in a hotel. Love him. Now he's the opposite, a complete neat freak & I'm the untidy one! 😃

[woodenkat]

There is something terribly therapeutic about filling a garbage bag and throwing it away. It's just so satisfying! Hope you are doing ok. You did a ton of work!

[spectrumrebornbabies]

Depression is one of the most evil insidious mental illnesses I've ever encountered. And the people who not only battle with it but overcome it are amazing. I've dealt with it myself and have fought the desire to unalive myself too.
This video is so important and hey I hope you feel so much better for it!

[babidavi]

I love that peoole have learned to respect these kinds of videos for what they are. These used to get so much hate when people first started. The amount of guts it takes to out yourself on a situation like this then actively fix it to an audience is just inspiring. I've had messy rooms that were cleaned by the grace of a motivational video such as this. It's not only entertaining but it's useful too.

[allyrose]

Imagine this then taking a shower and lying in bed after a hard days works cleaning 😍

[zemilynnn]

Why do people overlook the fact that so many people’s rooms look like this because of lack of motivation, and it takes a lot of guts to post something like this. Proud of you <3

[valpikus]

Bless you, people don’t recognize depression they just criticize!

[faii.thlp]

I can’t even imagine how amazing you felt afterwards

[MoistCrumpet]

I love how nice people are being about this. I feel that it’s so easy to jump to conclusions, seeing people be more understanding is a breath of fresh air.

[cherryundercover]

*time lapse* me in real life when my mom says she's gonna reach home by 10 mins

[makenachaille]

This helped me . Thank you for posting this. I'm 8 weeks pregnant with hyperemesis gravidarum and I have been so sick that it put me into a depression. I didnt do dishes for over 2 weeks. After watching this I got up and put a load in the dishwasher. It doesnt sound like much to some people but when you're hurled over the toilet vomiting 24/7 dishes are the last thing you want to do. Good job and thank you again

[screamingbox]

8 months pregnant and due in 20 days! This is great inspiration to get my room ready and cleaned for me when I get done and to tackle getting my baby's stuff ready for when she comes. I usually seek motivation because of how tiring it is to do things now a days I mean even bending down takes the breath out of me but videos like these get me really motivated and now my room is clean and baby stuff is as ready as it can be to we get closer to the due date! Thank you so much

[fernthemouse]

As someone who has found themselves sleeping on the living room floor because there was literally no other surface to sleep on.. thank you for posting this. I hate looking for cleaning inspiration and all I can find is clean homes that need a 5 minute quick clean.. Like no I gotta CLEAN.
It's amazing to see it get done because I know first hand how hard it is to clean that.
👏👏👏👏👏 Seriously, amazing job.

[skystygian]

I got severe depression when I was 11, my room looked like this for quite a few years, when I was 12 ants infested my bed and I just slept next to them cause I didn‘t want to take food off my bed since it was the only way I would eat. Then I did this when I was about 14/15, just got rid of so much shit cause it accumulated in my room over literally my whole life, and ever since I‘ve stayed relatively tidy. I got into the habit of keeping organized, not buying things I don‘t really need or don‘t have the space for (so for example if I really want some new clothes I‘ll get rid of old stuff), and trying to just put stuff away immediately when I‘m done using it. My room still gets cluttered quite often but I‘m way quicker to clean it up, at the very least once a week but if I‘m doing well it‘ll always be tidy. Even though I was still suicidal till I was medicated late last year (at 20 years old) this method worked well for me for a while. If I don‘t have too much stuff in the first place then I won‘t have an opportunity to let it build up. Also to anyone who‘s suffering like this now, I feel your pain so much and I wish you the best and I hope you get the help you need <3

[sejuline]

Thank you for shearing this! Having depression isn't easy, but depressed people tend to blame theirselves for not getting the easiest things done. This helped me really to realise that I'm not alone with this and its okay to get help from the 'outside' via your video

[levijames]

this hits close to home, and i’m so proud of you for tackling it! i still remember when my dad came to pick me up from my mom’s house and found my room in a total state of disrepair. i was thirteen and horribly depressed. you could not see the carpet, and i still had a rat cage sitting there, even after my pet rats had been dead and buried for several months. he refused to ignore it and helped me spend the next three hours cleaning it. while he was not as kind or sympathetic as he probably should have been, given the circumstances, i now realize that he was already worried for my mental health as it was, and the scene had probably given him flashbacks to my maternal grandmother’s house (she was a hoarder, Gd rest her soul). at the time it was rough, but i remember stepping back with him and realizing that my room was hospitable again. my dad is not a perfect man, but his brand of tough love was what my depression addled brain needed. and at the end of the day, he was right there beside me, helping me pick through the mess. thank you for sharing! you did very well.

[janneke]

I applaud you for being so transparent! My daughter has trouble keeping her room tidy as well. One tip is to set a daily alarm for the same time each evening before bed. Then set a timer for 10 mins and straighten your room. Basically put everything back in its proper place. You’ll be surprised how much you can accomplish in 10 minutes and more than likely it won’t take the entire 10 to complete. You’ll feel accomplished and your room will be much easier to maintain. Hope this is helpful 🥰

[pearlmauer]

Tips: clean it every night right before you go to bed that way it only takes 5 minutes or so, also make sure that everything is in a spot where it is easy to access so it’s also easy to put away, or else you may stop putting it back. But great job!! I bet you felt amazing after this clean :)

[destinycabryle]

my comment was going to say “how do you live like that” until i looked over my shoulder and realized mine is no better. I’m 9 months pregnant and the last 2-3 months of my pregnancy made me so depressed that i just stopped caring about how my room looked. plus i don’t have the energy to clean. Just goes to show that we are quick to judge other people when we too are no better. My room isn’t as cluttered but it’s messy enough to take some hours to fully clean. You did good !

[.fmRadio]

I think it's so fascinating how you can learn so much about a person just by looking at what's in their room