Emily Chan
Many TikTok users agreed with Hannah and described their own ordinary homes in the comments section, with some mentioning that the average person doesn’t have the time to keep their house looking immaculate.
“I’m an interior designer, and my own house is far from designer. Ikea furniture, (stuff) everywhere; no obsession over perfection here. I’d rather LIVE,” declared one user.
“Thank you! This is a very important and needed post. People that work hard have no time to fluff their 200 pillows and use their kitchen without mess,” commented another.
“Yes! How come everyone here lives in restored Victorian mansions or modern barn conversions,” asked a third.
@thrivingwithhannah Can we normalise normal? Is that even possible, considering everyone’s normal is different? Visual apps attract pretty things so it makes us think everything everywhere is pretty- then I go to someone’s house or look around when I’m in a cafe and think nothing and nobody looks like it does online. I think the deinfluencing trend may be taking hold and I’m here for it. #deinfluencergang #deinfluencer #deinfluencing #normalizenormalhomes #prosocialbehaviour
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