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should my flatmate store her yoga mat in the livingroom or her bedroom?
i live with my sister and i am trying to keep the house organised and tidy. My sister thinks her yoga mat should be stored in the living room behind a chair. this freaks me out. I think it should be stored in her room because otherwise the living room will collect more clutter. My sister's argument is that she does yoga in the livingroom therefore the mat should be in that room.
please what does everyone else think?
Well by all rights one would assume it should be stored in her room. But in truth her PoV (point of view) is solid. Store things in the same room as you use them. Making it more accessible.
It really comes down to this, It's all a matter of perspective and you'll find that PoV's will vary acrose the board if enough people are asked or respond.
Take a min and asked yourself. Is there something that's bothering me. Am I angry with my flatmate. Has she offended me or hurt my feelings. In doing this it'll let you know if you're being Jaded. Remember it'll only work if you're being honest.
We all have a tendency to let something bother us to have an excuse to be angry or irritated by someone else. Often because what's really bothering us isn't a legitimate cause and we know it.
If it turns out it's a realistic irritation not brought on by something else weigh out the options. Is it worth an argument to convince her into moving it into her room? Is it something that you can live with? etc...
Other possible solution is play a game of cards, rock/scissor/paper. Winner gets their way. Just make sure to set the terms first.
