"Let me clean your room! PLEASE!!"
 

I don't like it when my room is a mess...it's weird, really weird cause I feel like a mess when my room is a mess. It sometimes gets messy, but if it's way out of control I just have to fix it or I'll feel crappy about it. XD It's depressing to me, but at the same time I don't like others organizing things for me cause then I can't find anything. D:

Like I have a mess, but I know exactly where everything is. XD

Wow...you sound like my cousin. She hates a messy room. Personally I could care less, although dust affects my asthma. I keeps organized piles of clutter though so I know what's what.

It's not like I have anyone over anyways.

You can come clean my room, I'd love it.

At school, I'm a neat freak (well, not my binder), but you do.not. want to see my room.
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I'm like Monica Geller from FRIENDS. I love cleaning, haha. My house and others. If I go to someone else's house and I find it dirty, I'll BEG them to let me clean it. I'll feel dirty forever if I don't. x_____x

My house is such a mess. And then my room is spotless. Well, it's a little cluttered because it's so small and I have no much random crap, but it's always the cleanest room in the house because I clean the most out of anyone in my family and I spend most of my time in my room.
My family are slobs really.

I have a friend who will go nuts cleaning my house when she comes over. It annoys me. ><
We could be doing something fun and she's cleaning my effing house.

I love to clean when I have time. It usually doesn't get done whenever I'm running around working, going to school, and just out of the house in general, but if I'm laying around in my room a lot I always end up cleaning it.

It's a great feeling to have a clean room, but usually I'm too busy to clean. My closet is always organized though. My clothes are grouped in colors and within the colors, shortest sleeve to longest sleeve. Also they are seperated between work and everyday clothes. I don't know why I take the time to be obsessive about my closet, but I do.

I've helped friends clean their rooms before. I'm nosy, so it's fun to see what stuff they have. I haven't begged anyone to let me help them clean their room though. The friends I've helped happened to be talking about needing to clean their rooms and I offered to help. Another good thing about helping people go through stuff and get rid of some of it is that you can keep some of the stuff they don't want anymore.

Wow..., it's not bad to be a neat freak.
But I happen to be one of those people i between, I like certain things to be organized and some things to be laying around. But in certain areas of the house is a got to be clean, places like the bathroom. I can't stand dirty bathrooms, if it is dirty, I would just go look for another bathroom. I seen plenty of messy houses and my house is pretty messy itself. I'm too used to the messy thing, but at times I just become a neat person, I'm organized in the way I put things, so if someone touched my stuff, I can tell because I know where I put things and how they looked before someone touched it.

Hehe, I've been known to clean my friends' rooms for them and with them. What is slightly ironic is that during the time of my life when I did that most, my room was a perpetual mess. Oh god, it was so bad, all the time. I had to wade through my stuff to get from one side to the other, and I had little paths winding through everything. I think the reason I liked cleaning my friend rooms was because I really did want to clean my room, but there was too much emotional baggage wrapped up in all my stuff and I'd get distracted. With my friends' stuff, everything was new and neutral to me. It was therapeutic or something.

Then I had a roommate for a couple years in high school who was messier than me, which prompted me to start being cleaner. I think I've reached a happy medium where I'm tidy and organized, but not compulsive about cleaning all the time.

What's funny is that as I got cleaner, I also learned how to care less about other people's space. I do fantasize about cleaning other people's places sometimes <cough> but since I've been on both side of the spectrum, and I would feel totally violated if someone cleaned my room, I let it be.

I think that if you're having guests over you should at least make an attempt to have everything clean before they come over. I used to do overnight pet sitting and some people's houses were so bad that I didn't even want to stay there unless I cleaned their whole house, or at least where I was going to be the most.

There was this one lady that had years worth of dust all over everything in her house and things thrown all over. She even had dried food all over the stove and left a pot of old Mac and Cheese out of the stove when she left. It was so gross. She wanted me to spend two weeks at her house too.

I'm a little bit messy, but it's in a slightly cluttered sort of way. It may look a little crazy, but I know where everything is.
The thing is, my problem is lack of places to put things. If I have somewhere to put everything, I keep things where they go. But if I don't, things end up stacked around of just sitting in a pile on the floor. I really try to keep things clean, but it's hard when there just isn't anyplace to put things.

I like a clean room/house, but I'm not bad about it. I'll let things slide for a day or so, especially when I'm busy. But I ALWAYS do the maintenance stuff. Like, I may not actually do dishes for a week, but I rinse the dishes after I use them and throw leftover food away. So when I do get to do dishes, they are really easy to clean and don't have food all stuck to it.
I'm living with my boyfriend for a short time and I know I drive him crazy because he is uber anal about things being clean. I'm sure the only reason he hasn't flipped completely is because I do do dishes and I cook for him sometimes.

However, the house is always cleaned when expecting guests, no matter where I live. I'm less worried when it's family, but I still straighten things up at least.