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The way we maintain our personal space can reflect deep aspects of our personality and state of mind. One of the most common topics in discussions about home organization is the state of our bed. For many, leaving the bed unmade may seem like a simple habit or a matter of laziness. However, psychology offers a deeper perspective on what this can mean.
Our surroundings reflect how we feel inside.
The way we organize our surroundings can be a mirror of our personality. According to several psychological studies, people who tend to leave their beds unmade tend to be more relaxed and less concerned with perfection.
This behavior can be associated with a creative and independent personality, where the need for order is not a priority.
On the other hand, those who make their beds every day are often described as more disciplined and organized. This difference in habits can be indicative of how each person handles stress and daily responsibilities.
Mental health and order.
Maintaining an orderly space can have a direct effect on our mental health. Studies have shown that a messy environment can increase anxiety and stress levels. However, for some, clutter may not have the same negative effect.
People who leave their beds unmade may find a sense of freedom in this disorder. For them, the act of not making the bed can be a way to rebel against social norms and expectations, allowing them to feel more comfortable in their own space.
How culture influences it.
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