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The rest of us Earthlings, whether we’ve got a feed full of videos of our own under our belts or have just been baffled by the dance moves our kids are recording themselves doing, can at the very least claim familiarity with the app formerly known as musical.ly that seems to be taking the world by storm. Let me be the first to say, “Welcome Alien friend!” If you need a boost, you can post on The Mighty using the hashtag #CheerMeOn and celebrate accomplishments, milestones and wins - no matter how big or small - with others who understand their importance.If you haven’t heard of TikTok, the major social network for sharing user-generated short videos, then there is a good chance this is your first visit to Planet Earth. And if you’re struggling with depression, these heart-warming videos are great evidence that you’re not alone. In addition to the kindness and motivation these TikTok videos provide their posters (and anyone watching), they also help destigmatize symptoms of depression that people may find embarrassing. #cleanroomchallenge ♬ Clean your room challenge – #cleaningroom #cleanroomchallenge #mentalhealthawareness #deppresiøn #gotitdone ♬ Let’s move out – myself out of a monthlong depressive episode Part 1: picking up my shit #cleanroomchallenge #deprression #mentalhealthcheck ♬ Clean your room challenge – being in a less messy space will help me feel better :’) #cleanroomchallenge ♬ original sound – aniggawitadik Commenters shared they were doing the challenge for their mental health too or telling the original poster that cleaning their room was “epic.” out of a depressive episode like. As Twitter user Joanna Robinson pointed out, those who posted their Clean Room Challenge as part of their mental health journey were cheered on by other users. Gathering up the motivation to clean your space is often easier when you have a little encouragement. I am still searching for the end of this mental tunnel, but having a clean physical path is definitely helping. I feel less weighed down by my surroundings and can breathe a little easier, knowing I finally accomplished a few things I had been putting off.

I am exhausted, but I do actually feel better about the current state of things. So, I started cleaning, and cleaning, and cleaning,” she wrote, adding: … Maybe if I really clean my house, I will feel a little better about life. “A few days ago, I had one of those great epiphanies.

Mighty contributor Courtney Wilkes explained how she came to this realization in her article, “ What Happened When I Cleaned the ‘Dirty’ Parts of Depression.” Though cleaning can feel like a 10-mile hike uphill when you’re depressed, often freshening up your space can brighten your mood when you’re up for it. While the challenge was started by a mom who wanted to encourage her kids to clean their room, it’s also taken on meaning for the mental health community, as first pointed out on Twitter. The basis of these TikTok videos essentially is that people show before and after shots of areas of their house or room they’re cleaning to show the transformation afterward.

This is unless you’re getting cheered on during a Clean Room Challenge on TikTok. Certain tasks, like cleaning your room, can easily seem like an impossible - and optional - chore. If you have depression, it can be hard to do the regular tasks required to take care of yourself let alone get through your day.

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