What's the difference? Semantics. His "clutter" gave his father some red eyes. Clean clutter? It pollutes the body, mind, and spirit. It's filth. It comes from a bad place, and keeps you in a bad place. It's filth.
@@tarmacsmack1301 ik you’re joking lol but Ik some mf doesent know so an example for everyone is my desk can be covered in my miscellaneous items and it’s cluttered, if it’s covered in soda cans and wrappers it’s filthy 👌
@@just_houle5703 yeah word, just because my meats, bodily fluids and leftovers all around the house clutttered doesn’t mean the place is filthy! 😂😂 This comment is a joke yeah? You leave anything for long enough it will get filthy, shit lying on the floor for months will gather dust and insects and shit, but to a hoarder that’s ok because it’s not mould and stained??? Disgusting
Honestly, “I might need this later” and “this has some sort of value” are very common sentiments that lead to hoarding. I’ll get lost in it like my mom (genetics, baby!!) unless I swallow my anxiety and just throw away the damn trash I absolutely don’t need, and never will need. It’s *so* easy to get sucked in, especially if you have a mental illness like depression or OCD.
I have this problem too, and just went through a depressive state. I'm just now starting to pull out of it and slowly let go of things, I have plans to have a full house cleaning day in the next week or so (before I resort to pros). Maybe I'll film it so Charlie can watch lol.
I have OCD, and I'm not exactly a hoarder (actually my OCD makes me compulsively clean and organize things so my house is really clean) but I still have all these boxes full of empty pill bottles and useless shit that I can't stand to throw away. There have been times when I was very depressed that it did become a huge mess.
You sure it's genetics? Sounds more likely to be from environmental factors, i.e. you (presumably) grew up with your mum through your childhood and so adopted some of her traits. Could be wrong though.
There's a Finnish youtuber named Aurikatariina who's a professional cleaner that shows her process for cleaning apartments like this. She even does some bad ones for free! I love her bc she's incredibly empathetic to her clients and focuses not on shaming them or making fun of the apartment, but on how fun it is for her to clean and how happy the client will be in their clean home :) I highly recommend her channel if Mr. Moist wants any more cleaning content that's closer to cleaning straight trash than cleaning a hoard of unopened items.
@@NotOnDrugs Many people who hoard have mental illness, and it's a big step for them to both admit they have a problem and ask for outside help. Many clients in Aurikatariina's videos suffered from some sort of debilitating injury or personal loss that led to severe depression, and cleaning just wasn't a priority for someone in that state. Once they started to receive treatment and their life circumstances improved, they realized how much their unhealthy environment also made their mental health suffer. It is very hard to be kind to those to create their own terrible states sometimes, but everyone is going through something. Nobody who is doing fantastic wants a space like the one in this video. There is almost always some deeper issue at play.
@@haleyb4023 my grandmother was a hoarder. Her house burnt down because she was a hoarder. It's not hard to throw the shit away. God, all these people with all these "illnesses" 🤣
@@NotOnDrugs I'm very sorry to hear that. The videos I'm talking about are usually not lifelong situations or ones like this, where some feels a compulsive need to buy a lot of things and hoard them. The situations I'm discussing are ones with clear indicators of mental distress with a clear starting point, where people are going through far bigger and overwhelming problems than cleaning their room, as silly as that may seem to someone who has good coping skills. Again, it is sometimes difficult to empathize with someone who created their own distressing situation, but it should be recognized that these people, both in this video and those featured on Aurikatariina's channel realized they had issues and couldn't tackle them alone. It can be very frightening for someone with a stigmatized issue to seek help even when they're ready to accept it, and I commend the clients in Aurikatariina's videos for doing so.
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As someone who lives with two hoarders, this is a very real issue and shouldn't be treated as a joke. A hoarder finally getting to the point where they start to clean is AMAZING, I'm extremely happy for this person.
i hope my two people learn that one day, especially when u try to clean and stuff slowly piles back up, when u see ur fam cant even get to the windows in their bedrooms cause of stuff, i wish there was more info on this im still young idk how to help but clean and clean but its made me obsessed with trying to help, my sisters just told me to move out like they did and ik i will, but what will i leave behind?
@@kween4u268 Im kinda in the same boat as anomaly but not as bad. I just have boxes and car parts covering 50% of my aparment, has been cleaned before but it goes back to like this in few months 😂
When I lost my father I fell into this. You don't realize how easily the house can get messy like this. And if it's just you by yourself it's easy to overlook it. But then you realize you never can have anyone come over because reality hits that nobody can see this. They don't understand. Depression is 99% the cause.... ironically my father was veryyyy neat and hated mess.
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I cleaned a hoarders house before with one other person. Garbage is the easiest shit to clean. Pet damage is another story… We cleaned a small room that was used by several cats for a decade as a litter box. The entire room. The biggest thing that surprised me was how many garbage bags you need to fill to get rid of everything. I lost track at 200 or so. Dumpster wasn’t an option due to street restrictions. The memory of it clean afterwards was a feeling I’ll never forget. Also my uncle’s house, which had floor to ceiling containers in his bedroom with my deceased aunt’s clothing. After we removed everything, he was surprised that a window existed in the room. Help a hoarder if you can. The pushback will be fierce but be kind and persistent and they’ll be so happy when it’s done.
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Major emphasis on the "be kind and persistent" bc these hoarders are genuinely struggling to let you of their stuff. There's so many emotions coursing through them, they can often times get aggressive due to their fear. It's so hard for them to let go of everything but they will forever appreciate those who helped them overcome their struggles. Mental health matters ❤️
Charlie seems to have become obsessed with hoarders, and trashed rooms, while in comparison his room is getting more decorated, looks clean and amazing too.
I hate coachroaches so much that I keep my house extremely clean so they never have any excuse to come in, I imagine Charlie is also very clean since he is afraid of them
@@SieMiezekatze he also seems like a bit of a germaphobe based on comments him and his friends had made, or at least he’s a perfectionist when it comes to keeping things clean and tidy
The fact that Linda managed to do that mostly by her own makes her desrving of some sort of world record or place in a hall of fame. Fucking one woman army right there
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I was raised by hoarders- it’s often a compulsive disorder where “in case we need it” becomes a HUGE thing as if the world will surely collapse if you don’t have this empty box. So yeah, it makes no sense but compulsive disorders tend not to make sense
Also if you’re feeling judged by this, please know I’m not judging. My compulsive disorder almost killed me because I wouldn’t eat so I am in no place to judge anyone.
Lol my boyfriend tries to save EVERY paper bag and cardboard box! He's got so much stuff, it's crazy to me. I'm a minimalist, mostly due to my lifestyle. I have my makeup, my clothes, and my laptop pretty much. Those are the only things I really need. When I first moved into his apartment, I cleaned his whole kitchen for him. Had to throw away a whole bag of silverware that was in the sink hah. Unfortunately, he still has a lot of stuff, but it's not useless stuff either. He has a ton of tools, accessories for different devices and whatever other guy stuff he has. Problem is, we are building a TINY house right now, and I have no clue if he can truly part ways with a lot of it. He's not a certifiable hoarder, but he lets certain things pile up to the point it takes away from the serenity of the room, and he buys a lot of stuff. Our house is _really_ tiny, too lol. This is going to be fun!
@@EmpressRetardmaybe suggest therapy, there's specialists for hoarders and other kinds of OCD, it can really help the both of you out big time. I have OCD and I'm happy to say I feel so much more relaxed about it after 4 years. It will forever be present in the back of his mind, but therapy will help him learn a new thinking process that allows him to let go of a lot more. Best of luck for your relationship, it's to nice to hear a partner who genuinely wants the best for their other half instead of leaving when things aren't easy 🧡
A family member felt bad for how messy my room was and how I never really had time to clean it so she cleaned it for me. I’ve kept my room clean, like no rubbish or clothes on the floor for a week now! I know I shouldn’t be proud, it’s the bare minimum, but I struggle to take care of myself so this is a huge win for me. Creating new habits for a better life.
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I just cleaned my hoarding situation yesterday and I am really proud of myself. It can get like this really easily without you realizing. When you’re not in the right mental state, your room/ house can show it.
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Please note: Hoarding is a serious mental illness and ties in with OCD. If you want to know what it's like, imagine every item, be it a piece of trash, an empty box or anything else, has the same sentimental value as a beloved childhood toy or maybe even a pet. Some hoarders feel a need to collect more stuff, while others just have trouble throwing things out. The reason people let it get bad isn't because they're lazy or stupid, it's because throwing things out causes real emotional distress.
@@Creepley not really this is just a dad and son shooting the breeze. In hoarders, it’s the therapist and cleaning people that are real shitty. I’m a “collector” and I know it feels but what I refuse to do is have anyone talk down to me about my “stuff” and mental health.
the trash is the kicker. cleaning gurus will tell you the first step you can do when overwhelmed that will make any room look 80% cleaner is to take the trash out of it. it's the least difficult step, one of the least boring, and yet you can wind up in such a situation mentally that even that is too taxing for a while. getting rid of the shame is a big first step. the world is actually pretty damn hard despite what your parents might have told you. it may very well be because you were hearing 'clean your room' while you were struggling with other major anxieties that is the same reason you actually feel more relief from NOT cleaning now. but it only works short term, and you might have figured that out. don't feel ashamed, but if you're miserable and tired of it, find someone you trust and confide in them, or tell someone on the internet, and think about something small you could do ASAP to make it better. here's a guide for quickly doing the bare minimum on any room. try doing 5-10 mins on just step 1: 1. get rid of all the obvious trash 2. collect laundry or dishes and put where they belong (don't do them) 3. starting with the largest flat surface, clear it off and wipe/dust/clean if needed -- put those items away 4. repeat on all flat surfaces 5. pick up everything off the floor 6. now put the items from #5 away you can dust and vacuum if you wanna be fancy about it. the key is that the largest amount of difference is made with the earliest, simplest steps. gl
thank you so much. i live in a household that's plagued by depression and as a result looks similar to this man's house. i'll try following what you said!
It amazes me how they can go so long without cleaning their room. Christ, I can't even cook without rinsing my hands every time I touch something. Kudos to everyone who has gone through this and gotten themselves out of it. Even if it takes multiple tries and it becomes repetitive keep going! Disclaimer/Edit: I understand the underlying issues behind hoarding! This comment isn't to criticise hoarders and try to one up them. I may not know what hoarding and living like this is like but I sure know what living with mental illness is like. Please calm down
You mean he completely half-assed cleaning for three days, had someone else do it for him, and then made it disgusting again in the same amount of time?
there are people on CZcams who their whole career is deep cleaning houses of people who suffer from depression, they never judge or humiliate them, they just do a voice over of them cleaning talking about how helping these people gives them back their dignity and confidence and a healthy place to live.
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As someone who went through a phase like this brought on through depression, I really feel for these people. Yeah its funny and looking back on it I can laugh, but I totally sympathize with these people. Hope everyone who suffers from hording comes out of it. I still struggle some days but for the most part Im happy to say Im a bit of a clean freak now.
Yeah though the side effects of my depression dont lean heavily on this side i understand the feeling of being unable to get yourself to do something. And then when u have the strentgh to try the clutter is so much its discouraging. And THEN u just add even more to the clutter and the cycle continues. Congrats on u managing to recover and i hope things keep going well for u!
glad to hear you've recovered. there definitely needs to be more understanding for this as a symptom of mental illness. & enough of "well i've been depressed & i still didn't live in filth". if someone isn't happy with the way they're living but still has a hard time changing it, it's mental illness & people need to recognize that.
My neighbor was like this, and my landlord couldn't evict her. Cobb webs everywhere, dead mice, holes in the ceiling, food everywhere, shower not used for years, thin ass mattress on the floor surrounded by garbage, granted she was old but all that filth couldn't have helped. Some Church volunteers found her because she had no family, and they were coming to check on her. It's Very sad, but her apartment is disgusting, I have to help my landlord clean it out.
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The milk wasn’t moldy. Mold looks different than that. The milk more likely grew Pseudomonas azotoformans (a bacteria) which over time will turn the milk first grey and then black. Other bacterias can also grow in their presence. That milk has become a biological weapon.
Honestly his hoarding isn't as bad as other hoarders where they'd find dead animals amongst the rubbish, shit heaped toilets and god knows what else. Good thing they cleaned the place up before it got really out of control even if they did hire professionals
@@disappointment3090 I saw a hoarders episode. Where no joke, the dude had to live outside. His apartment was LITERALLY filled to the brim with shit it was so disgusting. No exaggeration, there was no 4 cubic inches in that place that the volume of your body could fit in. He slept on the bench outside- AND STILL HAD A BUNCH OF SHIT IN A WAGON WITH HIM.
Unfortunately for hoarders, the mental issues remain even after the house is cleaned, and so they are extremely likely to just fall back into their habits. The cleaning is a band-aid on the problem, but they need surgery.
@@panicbox4609 like surgery like they need somebody that will enforce cleaner behavior by taking away or something. Serious help, not just a one time thing
This is so right... My Mom was a hoarder all the way until she couldn't walk anymore. It stemmed from losing everything in WW2 then again in 90s Bosnia war. I'm just now trying to clear the apartment, while she's on Hospice, and I have to hide things that I'm donating or throwing away. If she sees it, even with dementia and on her deathbed, she's gonna stop me from getting rid of it. It's truly one of the worst mental illnesses I've ever known, and I have a whole slew of them myself.
@@panicbox4609 No, just the right support. Be careful being so quick to say hoarders need brain surgery or 💀, because this issue can happen to anyone under the right circumstances, even you 😉
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The mess in their rooms represents the mess going on through their heads. My life coach has told me that when a person neglects their living environment, it's most likely not because of "laziness", but instead because of having mental health problems or state of mind problems.
Exactly. I grew up w/ chores around the house being taken care of, and all my basic needs being met, so I never really had to worry about the everyday stuff. Through therapy helping me better my living situation, and my trying to find reasons to care everyday, I've slowly started pulling myself out of my rut.
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Due to this trend of messy rooms, I realized that my room was a mess and decided to give it a deep clean! I woke up in the morning to a clean floor and let me just say; If your room is dirty, clean it! Turn on some music, and just get to work. The satisfaction you'll feel afterwards is 100% worth it, I promise.
The brain receives endorphins from delayed satisfactions. That same feeling you get from drugs can be achieved by doing something long form. Do some push ups, crunches, go on a walk, read 50 pages of a good book, watch a movie in one sitting. I could keep going but I'd be wasting your time.
@@brandon9172 as someone who can use substances casually and recreationally I'd be a hypocrite to say you shouldn't do that. The older you are, the better. I'll be turning 27 soon and was a somewhat frequent pothead as early as 15 unfortunately. That's my only regret. You can do anything as long as you're moderate, disciplined, and responsible. Don't do things like Fentanyl, heroine, meth, opioids, or krokodil and you'll be fine.
Speaking from experience, most of the time stuff like this is down to mental health, disabilities and other issues. Not as funny when you're not so quick to judge.
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as an average anomaly enjoyer, i must say his two brain cells banging together and actually deciding to clean his house was the most impressive thing i had seen from this man
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For me, I struggle with pretty bad depression. My house is never got to that shape, but my room when I get down into the darkness gets real real bad. And I usually clean it up when things starting to brighten or when it gets to a tipping point and then I feel better, but then it gets a hold of me again and diet mountain dew bottles and paper plates and various things start to pile up and random areas again. I think some people it's just mental health issues that go unchecked.
If anything, I'm glad these content creators are actually being open to sharing this type of behavior whether they actually clean it or not. The first step to recovery is realizing you have a problem.
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@@IzzyKitt yep it's better to not show or tell anyone. It will just make everything worse because people don't understand and they will call you weak, pathetic, lazy and so on. Same applies to any mental health problem or illness. Just be alone and die alone and that will be better than making people uncomfortable by talking about sensitive and personal topics.
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It's really disappointing seeing such nice houses look so messy. I'm a clean freak, my spaces are mint, but all I can afford are these section 8 looking apartments that are falling a part around me. A decent apartment is a dream.
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I used to struggle with this issue myself its really a mix of things like with xqc out of sight out of mind because he only sees it when he walks into the room or over to the setup as well as emotions like depression and stuff like that and well in reality hoarding is a mental disability no matter what it is that is being hoarded my family struggles a lot with this and im just glad i was able to get over it and out of the habit of out of sight out of mind depression has a massive affect on someones habits and hygiene i would know cause i struggle with depression but it is definitely a hard thing to take action of thank you for reading and understanding also i really hate the bots that say my page is better than or dont click my name or something stupid like that
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it's honestly sad watching all these content creators clean their spaces thinking that alone is enough then everyone sees the space deteriorate again in a year or less, because hoarding is part of mental issues people need therapy for. it takes a lot of work, more work than just physically cleaning the space. I grew up around some hoarders and lived with one for a while, they all definitely needed a lot of help with their mental health
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I remember when he bought his apartment on Malta and it was crispy clean and really nice looking. A month later it started looking fulled with cables and boxes. In fact, all his setups were just loads of boxes behind him and overall piles. He's also one of my fav youtubers, so I'm glad he's asking for help related to this!
This looks like mental illness unfortunately. I have ADHD and really struggle with simple stuff such as chores, housework etc. People should be more understanding and not jump to conclusions such as they are just lazy or dirty people.
It is some sort of illness or disorder. Hoarding and being an avoidant, aside from having depression (or probably having ADHD or in the spectrum) is part of the issues that may be found in cases like these.
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As a person with OCD, I’ve had issues with hoarding before. It’s a legitimate compulsion and it’s extremely hard to get rid of things. I held on to like 12 mini pringles cans for about two years and I only got rid of them when I couldn’t take them with me to college. I held on to water bottles, empty boxes, glass drinks, bottle tops, pill bottles, and a lot more. I was convinced that I would find a use for everything eventually. I never left dishes in my room thankfully. I still struggle with the urge, but I’m a lot better now. I did it even as a child. I would hide milkshakes and cups and plates under my bed to the point where I wasn’t allowed to eat in my room. It’s honestly a huge struggle when you get extremely distressed and panicky when trying to get rid of things. I feel so bad for people who have to struggle with hoarding involving food.
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i wonder how many of these people don't actually have a hoarding problem, but really just have an issue with cleaning up. the longer you wait to do something the harder it becomes to start. I've had my room end up pretty abysmal at times after not cleaning for a few months but I wasn't keeping things for a reason, they just piled up.
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@sinofcringe True, it's not a simple diagnosis, there's a bit of a spectrum and it's not all about the desire to keep things for whatever reason. It's also about the inability to take action to get rid of things, at the time or later when there's some build up, it can be "I'll get rid of this thing later", as opposed to "I need to keep this thing because xyz". You're right, overwhelm when things build up is a huge part of it, and that stress can actually increase particular reactions, so that need to keep things (or inability to get rid of something now) can sometimes seem to come out of nowhere and morph into weird things you would never have seen yourself doing. It's a combination of a lot of things, but yes, not all things are necessarily hoarding disorder but a result of other issues, but at the same time, they can also shift and become something more recognisably hoarding.
To many people complaining about how someone could let it get that way, pretty simple, just depression, mental and/or physical issues. Personally depressive episodes are visible by my oral hygiene, then bedroom and then into the kitchen. At my worst these videos are pretty spot on, give me a good mental health day and it's clean in a matter of hours. These people just need support from friends and family. Some people such as myself sometimes even find comfort in the clutter. It all just screams the need for better mental health treatment honestly.
my room used to look pretty similar, especially the milk cartons. I'm not proud of that at all, but fortunately, that is now long behind me. I now take care to clean my room daily and my health has improved so much. It took a lot of work to get used to it but the outcome is more than worth it.
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My sister did this for me for my birthday, I've been rough this year - people say you can't buy happiness and they're right, I work sporadically - ie when I want to because I work pretty much for the social/enjoyment/structural aspects of having a job, I don't need the money and won't ever. I volenteer for kids cancer charities and stuff since I can afford to be unpaid. But when I'm doing nothing I sorta fall apart. I made sure I got stuck in with cleaning my apartment with my sister (took us 7 hours) and honestly, I've been far better since and it was probs the best bday present of all time. It was less laziness, clearly, because I wouldn't have been up for it let alone helping PROPERLY when it was suggested, but sometimes you just stop giving a shit. You can now cross my room easily and my drum kit doesn't requiring folding (it's electric) to actually get into my room anymore, since we also restructured the layout.
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I remember I was overcome with a sickness that had a pretty bad impact on me. I was completely bedridden, and still, I would do the bare minimum to make sure the room was clean. It may not've been spotless, but if someone were to come into my room, it sure wouldn't look like that. I appreciate this guy acknowledging the problem and doing something about it. God knows how much worse it could've become.
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I lived in Denver for a year, in a three bedroom, with 5 skateboarders. My roommate rey survived off of a gallon of whole milk a day. A few months passed and our kitchen was a mountain of milk jugs. I ended up being the one cleaning everything, which honestly I didn’t mind, cause I love the dude. I just find it hilarious now💀
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I used to let crap pile in my house to the point it took like most of the day to clean up. Then I felt amazing having a clean house. Then after living with my ex, she was a bit crazy about cleaning and really whipped me into shape about cleaning regularly and I built up that habit. If you tidy up every day by throwing things away after a meal, doing the dishes every night, etc. it really makes it easier to keep the house nice. Then if you do the other stuff like vacuuming every other week, dusting once a month, cleaning the bathroom every other week, it makes everything much easier and faster because nothing ever gets that dirty. If you let dirt and dust pile on, it takes longer to clean it. Plus most women really dig a guy with a clean house.
Its actually not as hard as you would think it would be to find things in a mess of clutter if you're familiar with it. (Source: I lived with my mother who has hoarded everything from baby clothes to barbie dolls over the years)
Hoarder ig is a real problem and sometimes people get so overwhelmed they don’t know where to start or are not motivated to! hopefully this guy gets the hell he neeeds :)
I know it's a typo, but this made me laugh because yeah, from experience with having this issue myself, it really does feel like you're getting all the hell.
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As someone who has gone through periods of hoarding behavior, usually during depression, I have to say it feels so good when you have open floor space.
watch these kind of videos to get motivation to tidy up. Slight chance to end up thinking "wow my place is actually really tidy compared to these" for me its just some stuff sitting around on tables that needs to be sorted away properly. no trash and the floor is free. The videos are still good motivation to be reminded to get done with things I´m also allergic to dust, sometimes when cleaning stuff that´s gotten pretty dusty /not moved in forever, like wiping shelves, wearing a respirator mask helps and gloves.
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So there are different stages, you could just have clutter and not a hoard. I think there are certain criteria having to do with how full the space is and how well you can use it for what it’s meant for. I think trash is part of defining it, but I’m not sure and haven’t looked it up in awhile. It’s good that you’re able to get the trash out! You’re saving yourself from a lot of health hazards in that regard :)
I do pest control, so I walk into dozens of random apts and houses every day. You would be amazed at how some people live. Last week was a very fancy lawyer lady who looked super put together, but her apt was so messy that once she got roaches, they took the place over, and there were maggots in her trash piles
Yeah, sometimes it's just mental stuff. I've got a friend who keeps great hygiene, nice clothes and is the kindest soul you'll ever see yet when I go over to his house, it looks like a garbage truck just exploded in his living room. He had bad depression at the time and it shows more with how nonchalantly filthy his house was. He'd just drop shit on the floor accidentally but not even try to pick it up unless it was extremely important (like his wallet and keys). Helped him clean up around the house a few years ago. Hope the lawyer lady gets some help mentally or does a thorough clean up at some point.
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@@lockerbuddy2039 - But amazing how she can be 100% on her game for her career, and live in that. Either not caring or having that mental separation of work and home
hoarding as a mental illness. I have relatives who cannot stop even though they realise that it is pointless and that it just makes their house messy and does nothing else, they have gone to therapy for it.
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A lot of these places remind me of the Collyer Brothers' brownstone. In one of these youtuber/streamer rooms they're gonna uncover the body of a doordasher who got caught under a garbage avalanche
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I've helped my fair share of people clean up their goblin nests. I've seen much much worse than this. It's really easy to procrastinate and say "I'll get it later" and then let it go so far to the point it feels pointless to try to clean it yourself and then be too embarrassed to ask for help until you're eventually up to (sometimes literally) your neck in 2 year old fast food bags and wrappers and containers and dishes. I've seen fossilized mice in the bottom of some of the junk piles I've helped clean. Fossilized. Perfectly preserved from the moment of death.
this makes me feel a lot better about my room and home workspace. Like I'm arguably a low-level hoarder and have a lot of junk cluttering everything up, but one thing I absolutely can't handle is rotting food or other organic matter laying around (I have a really strong sense of smell, so I notice it quickly), and pretty much any dairy product is on the top of the list. I remember back in high school someone left a full thermos of coffee with cream forgotten in the crevice of a classroom, and then one day it was knocked over after months of no one seeing it, and let me tell, it probably would've been *less* horrible if someone had just straight up puked in class, the smell of 3+ month putrefied cream still haunts me to this day.
As someone whose mother has hoarded things over the years, I feel for the people that are negativity impacted by the hoarding but aren't the people to blame. (Why she had three rugs and a whole roll of carpet in her junk room, I have no idea)
My paternal aunt who lives with my family is like this. She hoards useful/usable stuff, especially clothes. Boxes and bags of them. They may not be useful/usable to her personally, but she strongly feels the urge to save or preserve them under her care. If we try to forcibly remove them from her room or our porch and repackage them to be shipped away for charity etc and don't do it immediately, she will take them all back. Stuff or clothes we want to throw away but is still somewhat functional, she'll check one by one and "steal" them to be a part of her collection. Edit to add: She'll even go around the neighborhood to make connections with people and asks around for their unwanted clothes so she could maybe use them later or distribute them to other people she knows. She won't volunteer them up for charity or sell them, as she'd rather give them to us or people she knows. But most of those clothes and stuff, she'll keep for years on end.
@@MollyHJohns Yeah, my mother left a bunch of clothes at my house when she quit staying here that she couldn't even wear anymore but when I asked if she wanted me to do something with them she said she would give them to someone. Still in the closet though, granted I did nab a few a while back to use for baby quilts.
@@vanillathebard that's still manageable, just being in that one closet... My aunt's, her clothes already spilled out of her closet, and then there's the extra piles of boxes and bundles in her room and some more stuff she didn't yet want to sell at the porch outside just rusting under the weather changes... We didn't want to have a long term cold war with her so we didn't force through her room to seize them... But the other stuff we did call a dumping service truck to remove and she was still upset for days anyway lol. I almost wanted to pay her to remove her whole hoard just to make her feel she's rewarded for her years of effort, but I don't have enough money already after calling the truck over.
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I suffer serious depression anxiety and I’m disabled… I have a cleaning company come once a week to help, and then hired an organizer to help bc I don’t know how to organize. I’ve always been cluttered and it’s hard for me to not clutter. It’s expensive and luckily I’m fortunate enough to afford it.. I sympathize with anyone who has this issue.
I’ve never told anyone this but at one point my mothers house was MUCH worse than anything I’ve seen on the internet. Took me two years to clean it where it is now and she only has one room full of junk that’s somewhat organized now.
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It's not just depression. I'm like him but I'm lucky to live with a caring family who will constantly remind me to clean up and stuff. It's a little bit mixed with being a hoarder and avoidant (at least that's what I know from my own experience) and these two are disorders of their own rights.
i remember having to clean literally every walls from my house when we moved in. The people renting this place were 5 extremely heavy smokers who didn't clean up behind themselves. Literal yellow goo and gunk could be seen, dripping from the walls, machines and pantry. Took us a month of effort to finally make all of it disapear and finally remove the smell
Not everyone who has a hoarding habit, goes back to their habits after they clean up. My place used to be reaaaally bad, debatably this bad. And I eventually cleaned it up. It gets a little messy every now again, and when I notice, I think "hell no, never again" and immediately clean up
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I suffer with major depression, and my room looks similar after a few months of trying to keep myself alive with the bare minimum. I hope that the dudes ok, you dont get there because you want to be, ya kno? On my 10th attempt this summer to reorganize and clean up my depression den, so hopefully I can get there
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i just started cleaning my house today. not finished, but it feels good to have at least a clean bedroom room. i haven't been able to get my shit together ever since i got back from deployment 2020
Living with a hoarder is really difficult, my (step)dad grew up in the Philippines and grew up with the mentality that you can find a way to reuse anything. Great mentality but became keeping everything. He also buys so much so it's a vicious cycle. Growing up with him it is really hard to throw things away and clean. You think of all kinds of odd ways to reuse almost anything! You'd think growing up in it would make you want to live in clean, and it does... but actually executing that is hard. Living on my own I wanted my entire house except for my room spotless, but if I'm in a bad mental state it gets a lot harder to fight the urge to keep and reuse everything
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I work for a rental company and I have to say as from a cleanliness standpoint it wasn't so bad. A lot of houses I see are torn up with walls so dirty they've become stained a different color all over. Or even worse I've seen so many houses that are absolutely roach infested. It's honestly astounding.
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I used to have a friend that was addicted to huffing air duster. His apartment was trashed so I offered to help him clean it. I removed 18 large Hefty bags full of empty duster cans alone, not counting the other trash and he barely helped me at all. He told me he almost got evicted the last time it got that bad, but he had a team of professional cleaners wearing full hazmat suits come in and clean, so his landlord ended up letting him stay. Sadly, he died about a year after the day I cleaned his place.
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I grew up in an abusive home where my things were regularly destroyed, and then I was kicked out at 19 and became homeless. Keepsakes, nice things, anything really, were few and very hard to come by. When I finally got a job and saved up to get my own place, I could not stop hoarding. Boxes, receipts, tags on clothes and plushies, anything and everything. As long as it wasn't perishable stuff like food, I'd keep it in ever growing piles that would grow so high. I'm still slowly but surely trying to kick my hoarding habits, and maintaining my home is still so, so hard. These habits absolutely stem from mental health issues, trauma, and big events that directly impact your life. I'm glad so many people are empathetic to this kind of struggle. 💙
This genuinely makes me feel so much better about myself. I don’t feel so bad “making fun” of them because this literally used to be me and I’ve improved so much, looking back on other people who still live like this can only make me laugh. Anyone who is struggling with this, I believe in you man ! Life is tough but you can pull yourself out of whatever hole you’re in, there’s always something you can do to improve, please don’t forget that.
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It's going to take a conscious effort, but throwing away trash when you're done with it (not throwing it on the floor) is a good start Rinse your dishes when you're done with them, out them in the dishwasher if you have one Those two things are little changes that have HUGE impacts
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Could also be other things like depression or ADHD. I have depression, anxiety, ADD and bipolar and when I feel low I dont clean at all either. But could also just be pure lazyness, not everything is a mental disorder.
@@emilialindberg3663 to put it nicely, and sum it up; Clinically speaking, hoarding is a mental illness, most typically caused by OCD. Or atleast that’s what I learned from working with professionals for months with my illness. But go off sis
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Never saw the inside but at my old apartment the unit under us was filled almost to the ceiling with all kinds of garbage. We had gnat problems because of them. Milk cartons were visible from the window, some empty some not. I have absolutely no clue what was going on in that apartment.
i feel really bad for the person who lives in that apartment, i hope that they get the help that they need and stop living in such a depressing and sad state.
I like this fad of people cleaning their rooms and getting their shtt together. It's wholesome and encouraging.
I agree.
Hoarder rehab.
Jordan Peterson shedding tears of joy.
I agree. However, knowing content creators, they will soon spawn some fake ish about cleaning up just for the views.
Majority I've seen have gone back to the same habits pretty quickly unfortunately
I appreciate the separation between "clutter" and "filth" here. I know people who make no such distinction.
What's the difference? Semantics. His "clutter" gave his father some red eyes. Clean clutter? It pollutes the body, mind, and spirit. It's filth. It comes from a bad place, and keeps you in a bad place. It's filth.
What about filthy clutter.
common hoarder comment
@@tarmacsmack1301 ik you’re joking lol but Ik some mf doesent know so an example for everyone is my desk can be covered in my miscellaneous items and it’s cluttered, if it’s covered in soda cans and wrappers it’s filthy 👌
@@just_houle5703 yeah word, just because my meats, bodily fluids and leftovers all around the house clutttered doesn’t mean the place is filthy! 😂😂
This comment is a joke yeah? You leave anything for long enough it will get filthy, shit lying on the floor for months will gather dust and insects and shit, but to a hoarder that’s ok because it’s not mould and stained??? Disgusting
Honestly, “I might need this later” and “this has some sort of value” are very common sentiments that lead to hoarding. I’ll get lost in it like my mom (genetics, baby!!) unless I swallow my anxiety and just throw away the damn trash I absolutely don’t need, and never will need. It’s *so* easy to get sucked in, especially if you have a mental illness like depression or OCD.
I have this problem too, and just went through a depressive state. I'm just now starting to pull out of it and slowly let go of things, I have plans to have a full house cleaning day in the next week or so (before I resort to pros). Maybe I'll film it so Charlie can watch lol.
I have OCD, and I'm not exactly a hoarder (actually my OCD makes me compulsively clean and organize things so my house is really clean) but I still have all these boxes full of empty pill bottles and useless shit that I can't stand to throw away. There have been times when I was very depressed that it did become a huge mess.
one trick i use to clean is that if i cant think of an actual realistic use case for a thing in 5 seconds, its not important enough to keep.
You sure it's genetics? Sounds more likely to be from environmental factors, i.e. you (presumably) grew up with your mum through your childhood and so adopted some of her traits. Could be wrong though.
@@wicrosoft8091 Mm, that makes sense. When we moved, my dad had to throw away so many things that were just… totally useless lol.
There's a Finnish youtuber named Aurikatariina who's a professional cleaner that shows her process for cleaning apartments like this. She even does some bad ones for free! I love her bc she's incredibly empathetic to her clients and focuses not on shaming them or making fun of the apartment, but on how fun it is for her to clean and how happy the client will be in their clean home :)
I highly recommend her channel if Mr. Moist wants any more cleaning content that's closer to cleaning straight trash than cleaning a hoard of unopened items.
Excellent shout out - aurikatariina is such a queen
not sure how one could empathetic to someone who just hoards junk and trash. it's disgusting, and then some.
@@NotOnDrugs Many people who hoard have mental illness, and it's a big step for them to both admit they have a problem and ask for outside help. Many clients in Aurikatariina's videos suffered from some sort of debilitating injury or personal loss that led to severe depression, and cleaning just wasn't a priority for someone in that state. Once they started to receive treatment and their life circumstances improved, they realized how much their unhealthy environment also made their mental health suffer. It is very hard to be kind to those to create their own terrible states sometimes, but everyone is going through something. Nobody who is doing fantastic wants a space like the one in this video. There is almost always some deeper issue at play.
@@haleyb4023 my grandmother was a hoarder. Her house burnt down because she was a hoarder. It's not hard to throw the shit away.
God, all these people with all these "illnesses" 🤣
@@NotOnDrugs I'm very sorry to hear that. The videos I'm talking about are usually not lifelong situations or ones like this, where some feels a compulsive need to buy a lot of things and hoard them. The situations I'm discussing are ones with clear indicators of mental distress with a clear starting point, where people are going through far bigger and overwhelming problems than cleaning their room, as silly as that may seem to someone who has good coping skills. Again, it is sometimes difficult to empathize with someone who created their own distressing situation, but it should be recognized that these people, both in this video and those featured on Aurikatariina's channel realized they had issues and couldn't tackle them alone. It can be very frightening for someone with a stigmatized issue to seek help even when they're ready to accept it, and I commend the clients in Aurikatariina's videos for doing so.
The fact Anomaly actually realized that this was a huge problem and took action to solve it gives so much respect
@ٴbecause why not lmao
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wtf are these comments but yeah mass respect
Respect for not being absolutely disgusting? High standards you hold him in.
As someone who lives with two hoarders, this is a very real issue and shouldn't be treated as a joke. A hoarder finally getting to the point where they start to clean is AMAZING, I'm extremely happy for this person.
It was back to hoarder condition in a month.
i hope my two people learn that one day, especially when u try to clean and stuff slowly piles back up, when u see ur fam cant even get to the windows in their bedrooms cause of stuff, i wish there was more info on this im still young idk how to help
but clean and clean but its made me obsessed with trying to help, my sisters just told me to move out like they did and ik i will, but what will i leave behind?
@@kween4u268 Im kinda in the same boat as anomaly but not as bad. I just have boxes and car parts covering 50% of my aparment, has been cleaned before but it goes back to like this in few months 😂
He's not a hoarder, like at all. Hoarders are mentally ill, he's just a pig.
Walking the green mile to save private Gump on a stranded island is my favorite movie.
When I lost my father I fell into this. You don't realize how easily the house can get messy like this. And if it's just you by yourself it's easy to overlook it. But then you realize you never can have anyone come over because reality hits that nobody can see this. They don't understand. Depression is 99% the cause.... ironically my father was veryyyy neat and hated mess.
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Hope you are doing better man. Keep being strong 👍🙏
@@jakespike4756 thank you 🙏
I cleaned a hoarders house before with one other person. Garbage is the easiest shit to clean. Pet damage is another story… We cleaned a small room that was used by several cats for a decade as a litter box. The entire room. The biggest thing that surprised me was how many garbage bags you need to fill to get rid of everything. I lost track at 200 or so. Dumpster wasn’t an option due to street restrictions. The memory of it clean afterwards was a feeling I’ll never forget. Also my uncle’s house, which had floor to ceiling containers in his bedroom with my deceased aunt’s clothing. After we removed everything, he was surprised that a window existed in the room. Help a hoarder if you can. The pushback will be fierce but be kind and persistent and they’ll be so happy when it’s done.
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No they won't they'll get pissed off at you that you threw away the hardly working appliance they haven't used in 6 years
Major emphasis on the "be kind and persistent" bc these hoarders are genuinely struggling to let you of their stuff. There's so many emotions coursing through them, they can often times get aggressive due to their fear. It's so hard for them to let go of everything but they will forever appreciate those who helped them overcome their struggles. Mental health matters ❤️
Charlie seems to have become obsessed with hoarders, and trashed rooms, while in comparison his room is getting more decorated, looks clean and amazing too.
he's speedrunning his new binge hunger.
I hate coachroaches so much that I keep my house extremely clean so they never have any excuse to come in, I imagine Charlie is also very clean since he is afraid of them
@@SieMiezekatze he also seems like a bit of a germaphobe based on comments him and his friends had made, or at least he’s a perfectionist when it comes to keeping things clean and tidy
When you watch other people hoarding, it magically makes your room cleaner.
Walking the green mile to save private Gump on a stranded island is my favorite movie.
The fact that Linda managed to do that mostly by her own makes her desrving of some sort of world record or place in a hall of fame. Fucking one woman army right there
yeah and makes Anomaly look like lazy biatch
They disrespected her so bad by giving her a .5 second shoutout at the end 😞
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very ungrateful of them
no they used a profecional notice how the dad is wearing the same outfit as he was in the beginning but they clame its been 3 weeks
I was raised by hoarders- it’s often a compulsive disorder where “in case we need it” becomes a HUGE thing as if the world will surely collapse if you don’t have this empty box.
So yeah, it makes no sense but compulsive disorders tend not to make sense
Also if you’re feeling judged by this, please know I’m not judging. My compulsive disorder almost killed me because I wouldn’t eat so I am in no place to judge anyone.
Lol my boyfriend tries to save EVERY paper bag and cardboard box! He's got so much stuff, it's crazy to me. I'm a minimalist, mostly due to my lifestyle. I have my makeup, my clothes, and my laptop pretty much. Those are the only things I really need. When I first moved into his apartment, I cleaned his whole kitchen for him. Had to throw away a whole bag of silverware that was in the sink hah. Unfortunately, he still has a lot of stuff, but it's not useless stuff either. He has a ton of tools, accessories for different devices and whatever other guy stuff he has. Problem is, we are building a TINY house right now, and I have no clue if he can truly part ways with a lot of it. He's not a certifiable hoarder, but he lets certain things pile up to the point it takes away from the serenity of the room, and he buys a lot of stuff. Our house is _really_ tiny, too lol. This is going to be fun!
@@EmpressRetardmaybe suggest therapy, there's specialists for hoarders and other kinds of OCD, it can really help the both of you out big time. I have OCD and I'm happy to say I feel so much more relaxed about it after 4 years. It will forever be present in the back of his mind, but therapy will help him learn a new thinking process that allows him to let go of a lot more. Best of luck for your relationship, it's to nice to hear a partner who genuinely wants the best for their other half instead of leaving when things aren't easy 🧡
A family member felt bad for how messy my room was and how I never really had time to clean it so she cleaned it for me. I’ve kept my room clean, like no rubbish or clothes on the floor for a week now! I know I shouldn’t be proud, it’s the bare minimum, but I struggle to take care of myself so this is a huge win for me. Creating new habits for a better life.
There is no such thing as small change - every win is still a win!! I’m proud of you! :D
Can relate, good job, Lightfast
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Good job for keeping your room clean! You can be proud of yourself, the first step is the most important one.
I just cleaned my hoarding situation yesterday and I am really proud of myself. It can get like this really easily without you realizing. When you’re not in the right mental state, your room/ house can show it.
GOOD JOB!! That’s suck a big step to bettering yourself :) you can do it !! celebrate even the smallest accomplishments you deserve to
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Good on you man
aye im proud of you dude
i bet you feel so much better, having a cluttered house is so demoralizing
@fours04 🇬🇧 o/ praise allah
Can confirm that part of the process of cleaning your room involves messing around with something you neglected in there or flatout forgot
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About every 15 minutes as well
Please note: Hoarding is a serious mental illness and ties in with OCD. If you want to know what it's like, imagine every item, be it a piece of trash, an empty box or anything else, has the same sentimental value as a beloved childhood toy or maybe even a pet. Some hoarders feel a need to collect more stuff, while others just have trouble throwing things out. The reason people let it get bad isn't because they're lazy or stupid, it's because throwing things out causes real emotional distress.
Which is why I stopped watching Hoarders. I really disliked how the clients were being treated on there.
@@chocolatebunny3221 I agree. I also think this video is doing the same thing.
@@Creepley not really this is just a dad and son shooting the breeze. In hoarders, it’s the therapist and cleaning people that are real shitty. I’m a “collector” and I know it feels but what I refuse to do is have anyone talk down to me about my “stuff” and mental health.
@@chocolatebunny3221 I meant Charlie's video, not the video he's talking about.
@@Creepley ohhhh okay. I misunderstood. Apologies
the trash is the kicker. cleaning gurus will tell you the first step you can do when overwhelmed that will make any room look 80% cleaner is to take the trash out of it. it's the least difficult step, one of the least boring, and yet you can wind up in such a situation mentally that even that is too taxing for a while.
getting rid of the shame is a big first step. the world is actually pretty damn hard despite what your parents might have told you. it may very well be because you were hearing 'clean your room' while you were struggling with other major anxieties that is the same reason you actually feel more relief from NOT cleaning now. but it only works short term, and you might have figured that out. don't feel ashamed, but if you're miserable and tired of it, find someone you trust and confide in them, or tell someone on the internet, and think about something small you could do ASAP to make it better. here's a guide for quickly doing the bare minimum on any room. try doing 5-10 mins on just step 1:
1. get rid of all the obvious trash
2. collect laundry or dishes and put where they belong (don't do them)
3. starting with the largest flat surface, clear it off and wipe/dust/clean if needed -- put those items away
4. repeat on all flat surfaces
5. pick up everything off the floor
6. now put the items from #5 away
you can dust and vacuum if you wanna be fancy about it. the key is that the largest amount of difference is made with the earliest, simplest steps. gl
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@@omnipotenttit3240 I hope it helps.
this helped me to get started, thank you
thank you so much. i live in a household that's plagued by depression and as a result looks similar to this man's house. i'll try following what you said!
It amazes me how they can go so long without cleaning their room. Christ, I can't even cook without rinsing my hands every time I touch something.
Kudos to everyone who has gone through this and gotten themselves out of it. Even if it takes multiple tries and it becomes repetitive keep going!
Disclaimer/Edit: I understand the underlying issues behind hoarding! This comment isn't to criticise hoarders and try to one up them. I may not know what hoarding and living like this is like but I sure know what living with mental illness is like. Please calm down
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my friend it sounds like youre a germophobe
This is the type of lazy I try and fail to understand
I'm just happy he realized it was a problem and decided to solve it, lots of people can't do that, good on him!
You mean he completely half-assed cleaning for three days, had someone else do it for him, and then made it disgusting again in the same amount of time?
It'll be temporary. It's lots of little acts of laziness that cause this. I've experienced it through people I lived with
@Jack Wrath you wish you had better content than a cat
It's back to being absolutely disgusting already lol
Cringe af ,
Once you start letting things stackup it's so easy to just add one more plate, or can to the pile
Ayo?
there are people on CZcams who their whole career is deep cleaning houses of people who suffer from depression, they never judge or humiliate them, they just do a voice over of them cleaning talking about how helping these people gives them back their dignity and confidence and a healthy place to live.
Got any links? Maybe this could help my mom.
@@FAFRO spaulding decon is one! They're on CZcams as well
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@@Isa-it7df She's a Finnish CZcamsr and she propably isn't going to travel to other side of the world for that
It’s very rare for hoarders to seek help due to embarrassment and shame. It’s cool they were able to turn it around.
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Anomaly doesn't know embarrassment nor does he feel shame. This is a man who will tell you how he shat himself in the mall for content.
@@Dawe360 the power of autism
As someone who went through a phase like this brought on through depression, I really feel for these people. Yeah its funny and looking back on it I can laugh, but I totally sympathize with these people. Hope everyone who suffers from hording comes out of it. I still struggle some days but for the most part Im happy to say Im a bit of a clean freak now.
just watch anomaly vids and you'll understand why his apartment looks like that LOL.
yeah, it really bothers me when people shame others who are going through this.
Yeah though the side effects of my depression dont lean heavily on this side i understand the feeling of being unable to get yourself to do something. And then when u have the strentgh to try the clutter is so much its discouraging. And THEN u just add even more to the clutter and the cycle continues. Congrats on u managing to recover and i hope things keep going well for u!
glad to hear you've recovered. there definitely needs to be more understanding for this as a symptom of mental illness. & enough of "well i've been depressed & i still didn't live in filth". if someone isn't happy with the way they're living but still has a hard time changing it, it's mental illness & people need to recognize that.
@@ren1134 appreciate that a lot.
My neighbor was like this, and my landlord couldn't evict her. Cobb webs everywhere, dead mice, holes in the ceiling, food everywhere, shower not used for years, thin ass mattress on the floor surrounded by garbage, granted she was old but all that filth couldn't have helped. Some Church volunteers found her because she had no family, and they were coming to check on her. It's Very sad, but her apartment is disgusting, I have to help my landlord clean it out.
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Glad to see many in the comments understand this is linked to mental health, and this person needs support, not ridicule.
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The milk wasn’t moldy. Mold looks different than that. The milk more likely grew Pseudomonas azotoformans (a bacteria) which over time will turn the milk first grey and then black. Other bacterias can also grow in their presence. That milk has become a biological weapon.
Homemade biological weapons
So man just has a biohazard in his house, huh
I was thinking it had just caramelized. Just by a long time and evaporation. Idk.
@Jack Wrath 🧐
@Ankha Rule 34 2005 chain email type beat
Honestly his hoarding isn't as bad as other hoarders where they'd find dead animals amongst the rubbish, shit heaped toilets and god knows what else. Good thing they cleaned the place up before it got really out of control even if they did hire professionals
The real hoarding lies in his CSGO inventory
It’s not the real deal until they have to clean the house in hazmat suits
@@disappointment3090 yup
@@disappointment3090 I saw a hoarders episode. Where no joke, the dude had to live outside. His apartment was LITERALLY filled to the brim with shit it was so disgusting. No exaggeration, there was no 4 cubic inches in that place that the volume of your body could fit in. He slept on the bench outside- AND STILL HAD A BUNCH OF SHIT IN A WAGON WITH HIM.
Walking the green mile to save private Gump on a stranded island is my favorite movie.
This man's father is the highlight of the video without a doubt. He's kind, funny and wears sweet shirts. Long live that man.
This man’s lol 😂
Unfortunately for hoarders, the mental issues remain even after the house is cleaned, and so they are extremely likely to just fall back into their habits. The cleaning is a band-aid on the problem, but they need surgery.
Like brain surgery or 💀
@@panicbox4609 like surgery like they need somebody that will enforce cleaner behavior by taking away or something. Serious help, not just a one time thing
This is so right...
My Mom was a hoarder all the way until she couldn't walk anymore. It stemmed from losing everything in WW2 then again in 90s Bosnia war. I'm just now trying to clear the apartment, while she's on Hospice, and I have to hide things that I'm donating or throwing away. If she sees it, even with dementia and on her deathbed, she's gonna stop me from getting rid of it. It's truly one of the worst mental illnesses I've ever known, and I have a whole slew of them myself.
@@panicbox4609 No, just the right support. Be careful being so quick to say hoarders need brain surgery or 💀, because this issue can happen to anyone under the right circumstances, even you 😉
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The mess in their rooms represents the mess going on through their heads.
My life coach has told me that when a person neglects their living environment, it's most likely not because of "laziness", but instead because of having mental health problems or state of mind problems.
Exactly. I grew up w/ chores around the house being taken care of, and all my basic needs being met, so I never really had to worry about the everyday stuff. Through therapy helping me better my living situation, and my trying to find reasons to care everyday, I've slowly started pulling myself out of my rut.
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Due to this trend of messy rooms, I realized that my room was a mess and decided to give it a deep clean! I woke up in the morning to a clean floor and let me just say;
If your room is dirty, clean it! Turn on some music, and just get to work. The satisfaction you'll feel afterwards is 100% worth it, I promise.
Truth.
The brain receives endorphins from delayed satisfactions. That same feeling you get from drugs can be achieved by doing something long form. Do some push ups, crunches, go on a walk, read 50 pages of a good book, watch a movie in one sitting. I could keep going but I'd be wasting your time.
@@lucamckenn5932 or you could skip all those steps and just do drugs. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@lucamckenn5932
Do all of that, but on drugs.
@@brandon9172 as someone who can use substances casually and recreationally I'd be a hypocrite to say you shouldn't do that. The older you are, the better. I'll be turning 27 soon and was a somewhat frequent pothead as early as 15 unfortunately. That's my only regret. You can do anything as long as you're moderate, disciplined, and responsible. Don't do things like Fentanyl, heroine, meth, opioids, or krokodil and you'll be fine.
Speaking from experience, most of the time stuff like this is down to mental health, disabilities and other issues. Not as funny when you're not so quick to judge.
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as an average anomaly enjoyer, i must say his two brain cells banging together and actually deciding to clean his house was the most impressive thing i had seen from this man
Every time I'm falling apart and thinking im a slob, i just remember streamers exist.
Streamers can be the most unhinged species ever.
Also geez these bots.
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I just remember bots exist, CZcams’s a bot hoarder.
When he stuck his foot in the cans I expected him to fall into the backrooms
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For me, I struggle with pretty bad depression. My house is never got to that shape, but my room when I get down into the darkness gets real real bad. And I usually clean it up when things starting to brighten or when it gets to a tipping point and then I feel better, but then it gets a hold of me again and diet mountain dew bottles and paper plates and various things start to pile up and random areas again. I think some people it's just mental health issues that go unchecked.
If anything, I'm glad these content creators are actually being open to sharing this type of behavior whether they actually clean it or not. The first step to recovery is realizing you have a problem.
I don't think you need to show your problem to thousands of people who are going to ridicule you to realise you have a problem
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@@IzzyKitt yep it's better to not show or tell anyone. It will just make everything worse because people don't understand and they will call you weak, pathetic, lazy and so on. Same applies to any mental health problem or illness. Just be alone and die alone and that will be better than making people uncomfortable by talking about sensitive and personal topics.
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@@investabro2775 thank you
This comment reminded me to take the trash out though. Thanks
@fours04 🇬🇧 ? wtf
Charlie discovering Anomaly is a treat ngl
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"Does he just hoard LEGO so that kids can't have them? Why?"
Charlie, you collect Pokemon AND YGO cards. Same thing.
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It's really disappointing seeing such nice houses look so messy. I'm a clean freak, my spaces are mint, but all I can afford are these section 8 looking apartments that are falling a part around me. A decent apartment is a dream.
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Today's fact: The reason the plural of Goose is Geese (same with tooth/teeth) but the plural of Moose is still Moose, is because the aforementioned comes from the Latin language while the latter comes from Native American languages, so it doesn’t follow the same rules as most other words.
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I used to struggle with this issue myself its really a mix of things like with xqc out of sight out of mind because he only sees it when he walks into the room or over to the setup as well as emotions like depression and stuff like that and well in reality hoarding is a mental disability no matter what it is that is being hoarded my family struggles a lot with this and im just glad i was able to get over it and out of the habit of out of sight out of mind depression has a massive affect on someones habits and hygiene i would know cause i struggle with depression but it is definitely a hard thing to take action of thank you for reading and understanding also i really hate the bots that say my page is better than or dont click my name or something stupid like that
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yo im glad youre doing better....but for christ's sake man, learn how to use a period
it's honestly sad watching all these content creators clean their spaces thinking that alone is enough then everyone sees the space deteriorate again in a year or less, because hoarding is part of mental issues people need therapy for. it takes a lot of work, more work than just physically cleaning the space. I grew up around some hoarders and lived with one for a while, they all definitely needed a lot of help with their mental health
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or just being lazy
I remember when he bought his apartment on Malta and it was crispy clean and really nice looking. A month later it started looking fulled with cables and boxes. In fact, all his setups were just loads of boxes behind him and overall piles. He's also one of my fav youtubers, so I'm glad he's asking for help related to this!
This looks like mental illness unfortunately. I have ADHD and really struggle with simple stuff such as chores, housework etc. People should be more understanding and not jump to conclusions such as they are just lazy or dirty people.
It is some sort of illness or disorder. Hoarding and being an avoidant, aside from having depression (or probably having ADHD or in the spectrum) is part of the issues that may be found in cases like these.
If anything, they should be praised for making a change.
Agreed. The stigma is getting tiresome on this channel, I have to admit.
Maybe find something less ableist to make fun of.
Thankfully I have OCD and ADHD so mine never gets this bad. Mine becomes cluttered but never disgusting and smelly.
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As a person with OCD, I’ve had issues with hoarding before. It’s a legitimate compulsion and it’s extremely hard to get rid of things. I held on to like 12 mini pringles cans for about two years and I only got rid of them when I couldn’t take them with me to college. I held on to water bottles, empty boxes, glass drinks, bottle tops, pill bottles, and a lot more. I was convinced that I would find a use for everything eventually. I never left dishes in my room thankfully. I still struggle with the urge, but I’m a lot better now. I did it even as a child. I would hide milkshakes and cups and plates under my bed to the point where I wasn’t allowed to eat in my room. It’s honestly a huge struggle when you get extremely distressed and panicky when trying to get rid of things. I feel so bad for people who have to struggle with hoarding involving food.
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i wonder how many of these people don't actually have a hoarding problem, but really just have an issue with cleaning up. the longer you wait to do something the harder it becomes to start. I've had my room end up pretty abysmal at times after not cleaning for a few months but I wasn't keeping things for a reason, they just piled up.
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@sinofcringe True, it's not a simple diagnosis, there's a bit of a spectrum and it's not all about the desire to keep things for whatever reason. It's also about the inability to take action to get rid of things, at the time or later when there's some build up, it can be "I'll get rid of this thing later", as opposed to "I need to keep this thing because xyz". You're right, overwhelm when things build up is a huge part of it, and that stress can actually increase particular reactions, so that need to keep things (or inability to get rid of something now) can sometimes seem to come out of nowhere and morph into weird things you would never have seen yourself doing. It's a combination of a lot of things, but yes, not all things are necessarily hoarding disorder but a result of other issues, but at the same time, they can also shift and become something more recognisably hoarding.
To many people complaining about how someone could let it get that way, pretty simple, just depression, mental and/or physical issues. Personally depressive episodes are visible by my oral hygiene, then bedroom and then into the kitchen. At my worst these videos are pretty spot on, give me a good mental health day and it's clean in a matter of hours. These people just need support from friends and family.
Some people such as myself sometimes even find comfort in the clutter. It all just screams the need for better mental health treatment honestly.
my room used to look pretty similar, especially the milk cartons. I'm not proud of that at all, but fortunately, that is now long behind me. I now take care to clean my room daily and my health has improved so much. It took a lot of work to get used to it but the outcome is more than worth it.
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I can't fathom how some people will sit and sleep in what might as well be a literal dumpster then stream in it for hundreds of thousands to see
It's called mental illness
i dont know why but this comment was fucking funny 😂
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It's simple really. They're disgusting pigs.
Just enjoy the great content that is Anomaly
My sister did this for me for my birthday, I've been rough this year - people say you can't buy happiness and they're right, I work sporadically - ie when I want to because I work pretty much for the social/enjoyment/structural aspects of having a job, I don't need the money and won't ever. I volenteer for kids cancer charities and stuff since I can afford to be unpaid. But when I'm doing nothing I sorta fall apart. I made sure I got stuck in with cleaning my apartment with my sister (took us 7 hours) and honestly, I've been far better since and it was probs the best bday present of all time.
It was less laziness, clearly, because I wouldn't have been up for it let alone helping PROPERLY when it was suggested, but sometimes you just stop giving a shit. You can now cross my room easily and my drum kit doesn't requiring folding (it's electric) to actually get into my room anymore, since we also restructured the layout.
I love these messy setup videos. Keep ‘em coming
Can’t wait for Anomaly to get Charlie into a new gambling addiction with CS cases
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I remember I was overcome with a sickness that had a pretty bad impact on me. I was completely bedridden, and still, I would do the bare minimum to make sure the room was clean. It may not've been spotless, but if someone were to come into my room, it sure wouldn't look like that. I appreciate this guy acknowledging the problem and doing something about it. God knows how much worse it could've become.
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I lived in Denver for a year, in a three bedroom, with 5 skateboarders. My roommate rey survived off of a gallon of whole milk a day. A few months passed and our kitchen was a mountain of milk jugs. I ended up being the one cleaning everything, which honestly I didn’t mind, cause I love the dude. I just find it hilarious now💀
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I used to let crap pile in my house to the point it took like most of the day to clean up. Then I felt amazing having a clean house. Then after living with my ex, she was a bit crazy about cleaning and really whipped me into shape about cleaning regularly and I built up that habit. If you tidy up every day by throwing things away after a meal, doing the dishes every night, etc. it really makes it easier to keep the house nice.
Then if you do the other stuff like vacuuming every other week, dusting once a month, cleaning the bathroom every other week, it makes everything much easier and faster because nothing ever gets that dirty. If you let dirt and dust pile on, it takes longer to clean it. Plus most women really dig a guy with a clean house.
I really don't get how people tolerate living in these conditions, like imagine how hard it is to move around that room and find stuff
i mean its a mental thing, hoarders usually create emotional bonds with every item they keep so its super hard mentally for them to throw things out
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when your the one who put the garbage there, it’s easier to navigate
I don't get how people tolerate having brains that work differently than mine. Everyone should think and act like me.*
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Its actually not as hard as you would think it would be to find things in a mess of clutter if you're familiar with it.
(Source: I lived with my mother who has hoarded everything from baby clothes to barbie dolls over the years)
Hoarder ig is a real problem and sometimes people get so overwhelmed they don’t know where to start or are not motivated to! hopefully this guy gets the hell he neeeds :)
Help? Lmfaoo
I know it's a typo, but this made me laugh because yeah, from experience with having this issue myself, it really does feel like you're getting all the hell.
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As someone who has gone through periods of hoarding behavior, usually during depression, I have to say it feels so good when you have open floor space.
watch these kind of videos to get motivation to tidy up.
Slight chance to end up thinking "wow my place is actually really tidy compared to these"
for me its just some stuff sitting around on tables that needs to be sorted away properly. no trash and the floor is free. The videos are still good motivation to be reminded to get done with things
I´m also allergic to dust, sometimes when cleaning stuff that´s gotten pretty dusty /not moved in forever, like wiping shelves, wearing a respirator mask helps and gloves.
I'm a hoarder, like I have a hard time getting rid of stuff unless it's actual trash. If it's actual trash, I can easily get rid of it, not a problem
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So there are different stages, you could just have clutter and not a hoard. I think there are certain criteria having to do with how full the space is and how well you can use it for what it’s meant for. I think trash is part of defining it, but I’m not sure and haven’t looked it up in awhile.
It’s good that you’re able to get the trash out! You’re saving yourself from a lot of health hazards in that regard :)
I do pest control, so I walk into dozens of random apts and houses every day. You would be amazed at how some people live. Last week was a very fancy lawyer lady who looked super put together, but her apt was so messy that once she got roaches, they took the place over, and there were maggots in her trash piles
Damn I hope you get paid good for your work man 🙏
Yeah, sometimes it's just mental stuff. I've got a friend who keeps great hygiene, nice clothes and is the kindest soul you'll ever see yet when I go over to his house, it looks like a garbage truck just exploded in his living room. He had bad depression at the time and it shows more with how nonchalantly filthy his house was. He'd just drop shit on the floor accidentally but not even try to pick it up unless it was extremely important (like his wallet and keys). Helped him clean up around the house a few years ago. Hope the lawyer lady gets some help mentally or does a thorough clean up at some point.
If it lives like a pig, it's probably a pig.
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@@lockerbuddy2039 - But amazing how she can be 100% on her game for her career, and live in that. Either not caring or having that mental separation of work and home
Why would you keep milk cartons 🤢 that shit smells so awful
hoarding as a mental illness. I have relatives who cannot stop even though they realise that it is pointless and that it just makes their house messy and does nothing else, they have gone to therapy for it.
This string of gross rooms and living spaces has motivated me to clean on a whole new level
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A lot of these places remind me of the Collyer Brothers' brownstone. In one of these youtuber/streamer rooms they're gonna uncover the body of a doordasher who got caught under a garbage avalanche
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I've helped my fair share of people clean up their goblin nests. I've seen much much worse than this. It's really easy to procrastinate and say "I'll get it later" and then let it go so far to the point it feels pointless to try to clean it yourself and then be too embarrassed to ask for help until you're eventually up to (sometimes literally) your neck in 2 year old fast food bags and wrappers and containers and dishes. I've seen fossilized mice in the bottom of some of the junk piles I've helped clean. Fossilized. Perfectly preserved from the moment of death.
this makes me feel a lot better about my room and home workspace. Like I'm arguably a low-level hoarder and have a lot of junk cluttering everything up, but one thing I absolutely can't handle is rotting food or other organic matter laying around (I have a really strong sense of smell, so I notice it quickly), and pretty much any dairy product is on the top of the list. I remember back in high school someone left a full thermos of coffee with cream forgotten in the crevice of a classroom, and then one day it was knocked over after months of no one seeing it, and let me tell, it probably would've been *less* horrible if someone had just straight up puked in class, the smell of 3+ month putrefied cream still haunts me to this day.
As someone whose mother has hoarded things over the years, I feel for the people that are negativity impacted by the hoarding but aren't the people to blame.
(Why she had three rugs and a whole roll of carpet in her junk room, I have no idea)
My paternal aunt who lives with my family is like this. She hoards useful/usable stuff, especially clothes. Boxes and bags of them. They may not be useful/usable to her personally, but she strongly feels the urge to save or preserve them under her care. If we try to forcibly remove them from her room or our porch and repackage them to be shipped away for charity etc and don't do it immediately, she will take them all back. Stuff or clothes we want to throw away but is still somewhat functional, she'll check one by one and "steal" them to be a part of her collection. Edit to add: She'll even go around the neighborhood to make connections with people and asks around for their unwanted clothes so she could maybe use them later or distribute them to other people she knows. She won't volunteer them up for charity or sell them, as she'd rather give them to us or people she knows. But most of those clothes and stuff, she'll keep for years on end.
@@MollyHJohns Yeah, my mother left a bunch of clothes at my house when she quit staying here that she couldn't even wear anymore but when I asked if she wanted me to do something with them she said she would give them to someone.
Still in the closet though, granted I did nab a few a while back to use for baby quilts.
@@vanillathebard that's still manageable, just being in that one closet... My aunt's, her clothes already spilled out of her closet, and then there's the extra piles of boxes and bundles in her room and some more stuff she didn't yet want to sell at the porch outside just rusting under the weather changes... We didn't want to have a long term cold war with her so we didn't force through her room to seize them... But the other stuff we did call a dumping service truck to remove and she was still upset for days anyway lol. I almost wanted to pay her to remove her whole hoard just to make her feel she's rewarded for her years of effort, but I don't have enough money already after calling the truck over.
Walking the green mile to save private Gump on a stranded island is my favorite movie.
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I suffer serious depression anxiety and I’m disabled… I have a cleaning company come once a week to help, and then hired an organizer to help bc I don’t know how to organize. I’ve always been cluttered and it’s hard for me to not clutter. It’s expensive and luckily I’m fortunate enough to afford it.. I sympathize with anyone who has this issue.
I’ve never told anyone this but at one point my mothers house was MUCH worse than anything I’ve seen on the internet. Took me two years to clean it where it is now and she only has one room full of junk that’s somewhat organized now.
Lol
Messy is understandable. But once food/food containers come into the equation that shit is DIRTY
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This is just depression on display is all. It's nothing appalling, it's just sad.
Depression is not an excuse to live like that they’re just feral human beings
not.... really? you can have a filthy apartment without being depressed y'know
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@TheRealOneAkusik to an extent yes this is just being fucking feral you can’t really make excuses for it getting that bad
It's not just depression. I'm like him but I'm lucky to live with a caring family who will constantly remind me to clean up and stuff. It's a little bit mixed with being a hoarder and avoidant (at least that's what I know from my own experience) and these two are disorders of their own rights.
i remember having to clean literally every walls from my house when we moved in.
The people renting this place were 5 extremely heavy smokers who didn't clean up behind themselves. Literal yellow goo and gunk could be seen, dripping from the walls, machines and pantry.
Took us a month of effort to finally make all of it disapear and finally remove the smell
I don't know how it's possible for a human to take pride in a mess
Not everyone who has a hoarding habit, goes back to their habits after they clean up. My place used to be reaaaally bad, debatably this bad. And I eventually cleaned it up. It gets a little messy every now again, and when I notice, I think "hell no, never again" and immediately clean up
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That is an incredibly filthy apartment, but I can't imagine how cathartic it'd feel to clean out just one of those rooms
I suffer with major depression, and my room looks similar after a few months of trying to keep myself alive with the bare minimum. I hope that the dudes ok, you dont get there because you want to be, ya kno? On my 10th attempt this summer to reorganize and clean up my depression den, so hopefully I can get there
I have had my room get nearly to this point and I’m so glad I got help for my mental health and I ended up cleaning it up.
Glad they realized they have a problem and get proper help, clearing is definitely what you should do if you have hoarding tendencies
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i just started cleaning my house today. not finished, but it feels good to have at least a clean bedroom room.
i haven't been able to get my shit together ever since i got back from deployment 2020
Good luck with the cleaning! :)
Living with a hoarder is really difficult, my (step)dad grew up in the Philippines and grew up with the mentality that you can find a way to reuse anything. Great mentality but became keeping everything. He also buys so much so it's a vicious cycle. Growing up with him it is really hard to throw things away and clean. You think of all kinds of odd ways to reuse almost anything! You'd think growing up in it would make you want to live in clean, and it does... but actually executing that is hard. Living on my own I wanted my entire house except for my room spotless, but if I'm in a bad mental state it gets a lot harder to fight the urge to keep and reuse everything
the sad part is that he cleaned it all for a video and still managed to make it just as dirty within less than a year
A pig isn't complete without it's filth.
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Bros dad got so much milk when he came back that he couldn’t leave again
I work for a rental company and I have to say as from a cleanliness standpoint it wasn't so bad. A lot of houses I see are torn up with walls so dirty they've become stained a different color all over.
Or even worse I've seen so many houses that are absolutely roach infested. It's honestly astounding.
A few years ago I had a roommate who lived in similar conditions. He has since passed away.
hoarders do that, they dont throw things away, they just move them around.
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I used to have a friend that was addicted to huffing air duster. His apartment was trashed so I offered to help him clean it. I removed 18 large Hefty bags full of empty duster cans alone, not counting the other trash and he barely helped me at all. He told me he almost got evicted the last time it got that bad, but he had a team of professional cleaners wearing full hazmat suits come in and clean, so his landlord ended up letting him stay. Sadly, he died about a year after the day I cleaned his place.
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I grew up in an abusive home where my things were regularly destroyed, and then I was kicked out at 19 and became homeless. Keepsakes, nice things, anything really, were few and very hard to come by.
When I finally got a job and saved up to get my own place, I could not stop hoarding. Boxes, receipts, tags on clothes and plushies, anything and everything. As long as it wasn't perishable stuff like food, I'd keep it in ever growing piles that would grow so high. I'm still slowly but surely trying to kick my hoarding habits, and maintaining my home is still so, so hard.
These habits absolutely stem from mental health issues, trauma, and big events that directly impact your life. I'm glad so many people are empathetic to this kind of struggle. 💙
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This genuinely makes me feel so much better about myself. I don’t feel so bad “making fun” of them because this literally used to be me and I’ve improved so much, looking back on other people who still live like this can only make me laugh. Anyone who is struggling with this, I believe in you man ! Life is tough but you can pull yourself out of whatever hole you’re in, there’s always something you can do to improve, please don’t forget that.
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I feel like I’m on my way to becoming a hoarder in adulthood and I really want to take some steps to keep it from getting this bad
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It's going to take a conscious effort, but throwing away trash when you're done with it (not throwing it on the floor) is a good start
Rinse your dishes when you're done with them, out them in the dishwasher if you have one
Those two things are little changes that have HUGE impacts
12:05 DILLARD’S? I think my town finally lost one of those a few years back. God, that’s a time warp to hear.
Grandma shopped there for dayssss.
Didn’t expect it to be Anomaly. Dude did real good with his CSGO case unboxings. Cool to see his Dad around still too.
All I gotta say is that Charile's room is always looking so fresh and nice.
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It’s OCD. My friend in residential (for ocd) hoarded way worse than any of these people
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Could also be other things like depression or ADHD. I have depression, anxiety, ADD and bipolar and when I feel low I dont clean at all either. But could also just be pure lazyness, not everything is a mental disorder.
@@emilialindberg3663 to put it nicely, and sum it up; Clinically speaking, hoarding is a mental illness, most typically caused by OCD. Or atleast that’s what I learned from working with professionals for months with my illness. But go off sis
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Never saw the inside but at my old apartment the unit under us was filled almost to the ceiling with all kinds of garbage. We had gnat problems because of them. Milk cartons were visible from the window, some empty some not. I have absolutely no clue what was going on in that apartment.
comments are very wholesome im living for it
i feel really bad for the person who lives in that apartment, i hope that they get the help that they need and stop living in such a depressing and sad state.
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right? it CANNOT just be laziness, i feel bad
Check out his channel. His content is completely different to anything else and only his viewers understand this madness.
it might bring them peace to live in filth. some people are just weird like that