When you’re depressed, keeping your house clean and tidy can seem like an impossible task. Your energy levels plummet and you can’t seem to muster any motivation to fix things. Then, as dirt and clutter accumulate, you feel increasingly grossed out. Ashleigh, 23, has been through a similar ordeal.
Ashleigh and her boyfriend Ben were the only residents in the house, and yet one glance suggested that trash from the entire city was dumped here. Looking around the house can give the impression that not even a straw has been moved for centuries.
Ashleigh, from Wiltshire, said cleaning the house was an impossible task for her due to her mental health issues. Even more surprising was that Ashleigh kept sharing photos of her messy home on social media.
Ashleigh was mentally exhausted:
Ashleigh knew that her house was full of garbage and dirt. There were unfolded clothes, remnants of utensils, food scraps and so on. Thick layers of dust had accumulated on the ground. There was no place left in the house where one could sit and relax. Due to her depression and anxiety, Ashleigh said that she had hit rock bottom. She couldn’t muster up the courage to clean her house as she was mentally fatigued.
He gained TikTok fame by tidying up his house:
After sharing the photos of his messy house on TikTok, he embarked on an effort to clean up the mess. Her boyfriend Ben hers helped her clean up the place. She continued to document her efforts to get the house in order on TikTok.
Interestingly, after these videos, the number of his followers on Tiktok increased. His followers witnessed the transformation of his house from messy to luxurious. While many have praised Ashleigh for being an inspiration, others called her disgusting for using mental illness as an excuse for her previously dirty home. Ashleigh says she’s now out of that phase where even getting up was exhausting.
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