The element of water is strongly present in your "clutter personality", according to the test results.

As a Water personality, you are the emotional curator of your own life. Your home is more than a living space; it is a sanctuary rich in objects that resonate deeply emotionally. You have fine-tuned to the sentimental value and the stories your possessions tell, creating an environment that is as nurturing and comforting as personal.

Your strong emotional connection to objects manifests in keeping mementoes from loved ones, souvenirs from crucial moments, or anything that evokes nostalgia and memories. You like to surround yourself with photos, handwritten letters, and heirlooms, each with a story and emotional charge.

Your approach to clutter is deeply intuitive. You hold onto items that resonate with your feelings and memories, often finding comfort in the familiar and meaningful. This emotional tendency can lead to an incredibly personal and intimate space, mirroring your inner emotional landscape. It's not just about the physical items but the emotions and memories they represent.

Organizational and practical aspects may become secondary to emotional expression in your living environment. Your space represents a life mosaic composed of objects highlighting different phases of life. It is a place for reflection, reminiscing, and connecting with your emotions.

Acknowledging your Water clutter personality means appreciating an environment that supports your emotional well-being. It is the art of creating a space where every object has a soul and a story. Your challenge lies in balancing the urge to hold onto memories and the need to make room for the present and future. It's about discovering ways to cherish your memories without letting the past block your way forward.

Here are five practical tips for Water personalities:

Create a memorial corner: Set up a special place in your home where you display the most meaningful objects. This helps you honour memories without them being scattered everywhere.

Digital archiving: Scan old photos and letters and store them digitally. This way, you keep the emotional value without taking up physical space.

Rotating displays: Swap out decorative items like photos and souvenirs seasonally. This keeps your space fresh and allows you to honour different memories.

Meaningful donations: When it's time to let something go, donate it to a person or organization you know will appreciate it. The idea that your item will have a new life can make it easier to part with.

Reflect and reassess: Regularly reflect on your possessions and decide which still resonates with your current self. This can be an emotional but liberating process.