Not me.
In my case, it'll be like... I just didn't see it until I step back, recall that it's been there the whole time.
And start seeing everything in a less coherent familiarity VS unfamiliar with countless factors of personal intent -- but this is me, involving shared spaces.
Had it been a personalized space, it'll be very inconsistent.
Torn between eagerness to act upon the intent of organizing, the lack of deadlines and urgency, from my current resources to deal with anything.
Should this overwhelm me or not? Would this excite me or frustrate me?
Would I do it and damn it all, or not do it and damn it all? Etc.
Yet this is an interesting thought.
Something I might think about the people around me -- am I ought to 'organize' things for them?
Had I project the thought and question for myself, I will resent anyone who thought or assume of that onto me.
I wouldn't like anyone touching my things, concern or no.
But do others?
Should this be an idea of lighting the load and stress or an idea of evading and cause more stress?
Hm.
To me it's mostly... A matter of priority than energy.
If it's high priority and I can't, of course it'll be depressing.
If it's low priority and I can't, it's likely because I won't and the sight and thought of the whole thing would be annoying.
If the priorities are jumbled... I dunno. Maybe it is depressing, maybe it isn't. Might as well not even see it.
Whatever my priority at the very moment would be then.
But what makes my priority? Thought or emotions?
State or intent?
Would I? Should I? Could I? Must I? ...
Then how should I? How do I? How could I?...
Sometimes there are debates as to why do it or not do it -- be it in a form of reasoning or emotion, sometimes there are no debates and do it anyway.
How does one get out of those internal debates, wrestle the control and finish it?