c/unpopular-opinions

Question about why a messy space works better for me

I was cleaning my home office yesterday, and I saw I always leave it messy. My pals say it looks bad, but I finish more tasks there. For example, when I tidied up all nice last month, I lost time hunting for things. Now with my piles, I grab what I need fast. I dont get why clean rooms are such a big deal. Maybe a bit of mess lets some folks think better. Whats your take on messy spots being okay?

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ivan98•1mo ago

I laughed at avocado toast until I had it made right.

I mean, it's tasty and filling, idk why I judged it so hard before.

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thomas311•1mo ago

Rant: I actually liked when my flight was delayed for hours.

The extra time at the airport let me people-watch and relax, which I never get to do normally.

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rodriguez.felix•1mo ago

Warning: My dive into bamboo fabric's hype uncovered a troubling water usage reality

I switched to bamboo towels last year, thinking it was an eco-friendly choice, but a recent visit to a processing plant changed my mind. The amount of water and chemicals used to turn bamboo into soft fabric is absolutely massive, rivaling conventional cotton. Everyone praises bamboo as sustainable, but the manufacturing process is often glossed over in marketing. This isn't just a minor issue, it's a systemic problem in 'green' consumer goods. We need to demand transparency before assuming these alternatives are better for the planet.

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rosebarnes•1mo ago

TIL that accent walls are a design cop-out after seeing my friend's cohesive room.

A single bold wall often disrupts the flow instead of enhancing it.

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