how to deal with clutter when you are depressed? #clutter #depression #mariekondo #messyhome

[memorizedvisions]

"So heres my fruit.." _PUTS A BIG SHINY FAKE APPLE_

[MissArcticSea]

This is such amazing advice. I get so overwhelmed by clutter, and when it starts to build up I get paralysed trying to deal with it (I’ve got a fun combo of ADHD and depression). This method seems really manageable! Knowing I don’t have to make any choices about what to keep, what to sell, and what to recycle/throw away already feels like such a relief!

[MediMediMary]

It's super encouraging to realize that even you do the clutter corner technique. I always feel bad having a clutter corner whenever it exists.

[lenac]

This is the most realistic advice I've ever received. Thank you!!

[Ruby-xkkn]

I love that this wasn't just generic advice it was achievable and manageable advice with no judgement, you are so sweet ❤️

[yeeyee]

Okay but why did this advice make me emotional? 😭 Life can be such a struggle, thank you for being understanding with your advice!

[bettylynne]

“You know us so well, ” said a bunch of human beings. thank you for sharing your clutter corner, and the last of the items that require a slow decrement .Feeling seen and comforted as well as empowwred

[WesleyFiles]

This feels like the most empathetic advice I've ever seen 💛

[foxylovelace]

I've been working to show myself more compassion when I'm not at 100% and this is some of the best compassionate advice.

[alberte]

This made me realize I have been subconsciously doing it, and that it's okay to do this while tidying up, cause a little progress is better than none at all.

[Aranoria]

Incredible advice, thank you so much for your kindness! It's so refreshing to have actual advice with no judgement or pitying, just an accessible step forward for someone in depression 🙏

[nanathekatz]

I was skeptical when you said „easy“ way for depressed times bc there is no easy way those days. But I stand corrected, that was actual good advice! Including the maybe next year time frame. 👌♥️

[michelletrimmer]

Thank you so much for recognizing mental health struggles!! They are very real.

[danniellebrown]

I love a good clutter corner. It is so cathartic to empty it out when the depression isnt holding you down

[amayaperry]

This! Give him the highest award of the year. Honestly best advice out there

[ahndra]

Thank you sooo much for this. Your “DON’T BE A WEANIE” vids had me down about my house being in state due to my depression. I can’t quite muster myself out of weenieville right now. But I will.

[pebblesandwoowoo]

Thank you so much. I really need this. I'm in constant chronic pain and have struggled to keep on top of everything. It's making me so down, I just look at it and feel worse, so I never do anything. I will do this today and work from the clutter area I create. Then, at least, it's not everywhere I turn ❤ thank you so much xx

[char]

If even this is too hard, I find it helpful to at least clear a small human sized corner out for me to exist first. No need to think about where the clutter in that corner goes, just push it wherever and give yourself a small clear space to rest up.

It's an easier first step towards the goal shown in the video and is helpful, at least for me, in building up enough energy to create a clutter corner eventually.

[Nik-kzgp]

I've been binging all your videos, and the 'now you know!!!' makes me smile.

[daddyleon]

Love that this is realistic about mental health and its consequences, compassionate, and offers manageable alternatives to your current mode of doing things (that have kept you stuck and make things worse).