Two days ago I recently changed the layout of my living room and purged a skip/dumpster full of clutter and I feel less overloaded & relaxed now that it's done.
Has anyone else felt this way?
Two days ago I recently changed the layout of my living room and purged a skip/dumpster full of clutter and I feel less overloaded & relaxed now that it's done.
Has anyone else felt this way?
I am not overly tidy, but I do find clutter gives me overload. I have to have purges of tidying into cupboards where possible, especially in the kitchen. One thing I have found really helpful if there is stuff that needs to be around is to make sure one wall in my lounge is uncluttered so I can sit facing that to relax.
Who are these people of whom you speak? Can they be told what to do with thier fascism with words containing lots of FF's and BB's
Just like with the idea of children being told to “tidy your room” or military style room or quarters inspections to maintain standards of military discipline, many people still believe that the only way to manage autism is via ultra strict milltary style discipline by means of a live-in carer or mentor or other person like a parent, a priest or a nun to maintain good order and discipline like an autism “boot camp”
Ohh yes, thats why I want more and better storage, there are things I want or need to keep, but I don't want them on display. Mostly I'd like to get rid of everyone elses stuff, all the ornaments and other dust catchers.
Hello, it's very satisfying isn't it? I love space to move about. I think that's why I've recently become obsessed with changing my living room's decor into something more, contemporary. The illusion of space coupled with the destruction of those feelings of - claustrophobia, chaos and confinement.
Thanks for sharing your experience.