Even for the biggest slobs among us, there’s only so much you can take living with a mess. It’s just a matter of your personal definition of what “messy” is. For some, it’s having more clothing visible on your floor than you have in your closet. For others, it’s a kitchen that looked as if it were ransacked.
After the breaking point, comes the promise to start over by spending a crazed weekend cleaning everything that should’ve been cleaned months ago. Here is how it usually goes:
First comes the overly optimistic goal-setting. You’re like, “Of course I can clean my house in a weekend. It’s two whole days.”
And then you procrastinate.
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Until the mess becomes too much.
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So you promise yourself treats in an effort to bribe yourself to do it.
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You give in. You’re clueless, but you quickly find your groove.
But your house is way dirtier than you realized. So much dust.
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You just want to cry. Or scream. Or both. You just want to be done, but there’s still so much crap everywhere. It’s somehow worse than what you started with.
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Still, you keep going. Mainly because you can’t live amongst trash bags full of clothes from 2004.
And going.
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Then you’re finally done. Eventually, your house looks like something a grown up would live in. Yay, achievement!
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Two weeks later…
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