[Sad News] The Fate of a Housewife Who Emptied Her Entire Closet

Hello there!
This is Yuka Watanabe (^^)

Today, I'm going to talk about the dangers of emptying everything out.

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If you Google how to tidy up or look at decluttering books,
this is something that is always written.

First, let's take everything out.

Has anyone actually tried doing this?

How was it?

Did you make it out alive?

If you were planning on doing it,
you are really lucky to hear this story.

So, here is the conclusion.

Please, seriously, do not empty everything out.

This is
as dangerous as running a full marathon
without any training.

Unless you have someone exceptionally good at organizing
right next to you...

you will almost certainly "self-destruct."

To be honest,


the only people who should be emptying everything out areminimalists or

people who are already perfectly organized on a daily basis.

Because, you see,
if you do this in a house with a lot of stuff,
what awaits you is"despair."

If an amateur tries to do it alone,
it usually ends up in total chaos.

Like in those TV segments about tidying up,

they empty everything out for a dramatic before-and-after!

Have you ever seen something like that?

Actually, that involves
several professional organizers
who have planned everything out
and it takes them an entire day to do it.

So,
that should be viewed as entertainment and

the reproducibility at home is almost zero.

It's an impossible game.

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I did it too.

Emptied the whole closet.

Here is
a little bit of my experience ↓

At first, I was full of motivation.

"I'm going to conquer it all!" I thought.

But you know,
just taking everything out is a struggle.

In the middle,
I hurt my foot on some unnecessarily large folding bed, started bleeding, and lost all my drive.

"Wait, I have to clean all this up now?"
I froze (lol)

I'll try my best, but I'll get bored halfway through

and dinner time is approaching...
I'm panicking, I'm panicking

So, how do you think it turned out?

It's messier than before I started.

I'm just exhausted.

I'm at the point where I want to lie in bed and cry.

It was originally packed like a puzzle,
so I couldn't put it back properly, which made me panic and get frustrated.

The dusty clothes that wouldn't fit back in and were overflowing

I ended up having to sleep
alongside dusty storage bins.

It's way too much of a nuisance.

It's the absolute worst.

The dust is making my nose sniffle.

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Having gone through that experience,
what I think is

what you should do isn't "emptying everything out," but

looking at everything.

Take a good look at your current reality from 360 degrees.

Try taking a step back and looking at your home,
which you've become so used to seeing.

My top recommendation is
right now,
take the smartphone you're holding
and snap a photo of your room.

By taking photos of a room that has become part of your daily scenery

"Wow... that's filthy."

"It's just full of things I don't need."

You will 100% realize this.

Once that happens,
all that's left is to toss things out aggressively.

Your decluttering switch will also be turned ON.

Your room should become tidy.

Let's graduate from having a hard time, getting discouraged,
and making life difficult for yourself.

Always keep the hurdle for tidying up low.

Go ahead and toss things out.

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