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[merlot]

Is there a direct correlation between the cleanliness or messiness of your home and your happiness and the status of your personal life?

There is with me, always has been.

Things going well in my personal life = clean home, not so well = pig pen.

But now I have a maid come in two days a week, so I never know if I�m depressed or not.

[Natalie]

[Carmy]

[Young FRANKenstein]

[mnhnhyouh]

Inversely correlated here. If my life is full and active the house is a mess, if I am bored, and have nothing to do, the house is clean.

Unless it is exam time, then the house is always spotless. I have cleaned the windows more than once in a fit of procrastination.

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[oneofthesarahs]

Doesn't matter: I'm always cluttery. Never dirty: I always wash my laundry in a timely manner, vacuum, all that nonsense. But I just have a lot of stuff everywhere. My desk is ridiculous. Yet in my professional life, I tend to be insanely organized. Mostly just because I know my particular brand of "organization" would really annoy my coworkers.

[tfunk]

There's a correlation between the amount of time you spend on Daves and the absence of a personal life.

My room's messy at the moment, and I'm surfing Daves and I'm drinking Soju and I've just eaten too much potatoe chips and there's a weird smell from my sink and toilet so what does that mean for my happiness?

I only accept evidence presented in a pyramidal shape (ala the food pyramid and maslows hierarchy of needs).

I don't understand vacuuming. If you wear shoes then you don't need to vacuum. Dust goes into corners and on bookshelves.

[Ron Stevens]

absolutely 100% agree merlot

though coming to realize this if i know i'm feeling a bit down i will force myself to clean up - get rid of some stuff etc

action being the best remedy for depression though bloody difficult as this can be