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4 Ways Your Home Could be Depressing You

  • October 17, 2019
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Life sure can be difficult sometimes. We have to grind away at work, make sure we’re keeping on top of our personal relationships, workout, have interests, and so on and so on. It’s enough to set anyone on edge. And when you’re on edge, all it takes is that final little thing to derail our day entirely. While most of those final little things will come from external sources, sometimes the threat comes from within. And we don’t mean inside ourselves: we mean inside our homes! Below, we take a look at a few annoying property factors that could just ruin your day.

 

1. Bad Beginnings

 

No one likes it when the alarm goes off, and they have to get out of bed. But if you’ve got a problem with your heating, then it’s another level of frustration and anger altogether. Is there anything worse than beginning the day in a freezing cold house, that doesn’t have hot water? If there is, we haven’t heard of it. Make sure that you’re getting your boiler serviced regularly. If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation, then dig deep and take a cold shower — they’re actually not as bad as people think, but only if you avoid fighting it. 

 

2. Returning Home

 

A freezing property will get your workday off to the worst possible start. Not being able to enter your property when you get home is just as bad. You’ve been working all day, and all you want to do is get home and relax. Alas, sometimes life throws you a curveball. You might have lost your house keys at some point during the day, or it might have broken off when you tried to turn the lock. Either way, you’re not getting in without professional help. Make sure you have the number of a locksmith saved in your phone. They’ll be able to come out and get you inside your property as soon as possible. 

 

3. Depressing Scenes

 

When you return to your property, you should have an “ahh, I’m home” feeling. Alas, sometimes that isn’t the case. If you’re not happy with where you’re living, then you’ll have the opposite feeling. You’ll begin to resent where you live, especially if you’ve had a good day, yet now that you’re home, you’re feeling sad. If this happens, then it’s time to make some changes. If you can’t physically change your home, then look at making it more comfortable and homey. You can brighten up the space, add flowers, and hand things that inspire joy on the walls. With a day of transformation, you could have a property that makes your heart sing.

 

4. Unable to Sleep

 

People are pretty robust. It takes a lot to put them in a bad mood. But one thing is sure to do it: a lack of sleep. If your home is too loud or too bright, then look at making things darker and quieter. There are curtains that’ll do the trick. You’ll be on your way to a restful night in no time. 

 

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Danasia Fantastic founded TheUrbanRealist in early spring 2013. She loves good cocktails, great conversation and doing what she wants.

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