QUIZ: What’s Your Decluttering Personality?  
We all have a unique relationship with the things we own—some of us hold onto everything, while others can let go with ease. This fun quiz will reveal your Decluttering Personality and help you understand your natural tendencies when it comes to organizing, keeping, or releasing.  


📝 Disclaimer

This quiz is for fun and self-reflection purposes only! Your results are not a strict definition of who you are, but rather a lighthearted way to explore your relationship with clutter and organization.
  • No Right or Wrong Answers: 
    Everyone has a unique way of managing their space—there's no single "correct" approach to decluttering! This quiz simply helps you understand your tendencies and find what works best for you.

  • Decluttering Is a Journey:
    No matter your result, remember that decluttering isn’t about perfection—it’s about creating a space that feels good for you. If your answers make you realize it’s time for a change, we’re here to help!

  • Data Privacy:
    Your responses are not shared. This quiz is just for you to enjoy and reflect on your personal decluttering style.

Now, let's find out—what’s YOUR decluttering personality? 👇

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1. You find a storage box with things in it from 5 years ago. What do you do? (choose one)

(A) Keep everything—it must be important if I stored it!
(B) Take a quick look, keep what sparks joy, and toss the rest.
(C) Donate everything—I haven’t needed it in 5 years.
(D) I wouldn’t even open it; I’d toss the whole thing!

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2. Your fridge is packed with expired sauces and half-empty jars. You…    (choose one)

(A) Clean it out immediately—out with the old!
(B) Keep them—they might still be fine!
(C) Check expiry dates, toss the bad ones, and reorganize.
(D) Close the fridge and deal with it later.  

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3. You receive a gift you don’t like. What do you do?    (choose one)

(A) Gratefully accept it, but discreetly regift or donate later.
(B) Keep it—because it was given with love!
(C) Hold onto it for a while, then decide if I really need it.
(D) Let go of it by re-gifting or donating it guilt-free!

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4. How do you handle digital clutter (emails, files, apps)?    (choose one)

(A) Regularly clean up and organize everything.
(B) Keep everything—storage is unlimited!
(C) Occasionally delete what I don’t need.
(D) My inbox has 10,000 unread emails, help!

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5. Your wardrobe is overflowing. What’s your game plan?    (choose one)

(A) I love my clothes—I can’t part with them!
(B) I donate anything I haven’t worn in a year.
(C) I only keep versatile, high-quality pieces.
(D) I could fit my whole wardrobe into a carry-on suitcase!

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6. You come across an old birthday card collection. What do you do? (choose one)

(A) Keep just a few special ones and let go of the rest.
(B) Save them all—they’re memories!
(C) Digitally archive them before decluttering.
(D) Get nostalgic and spend hours reading them.  

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7.  Your kitchen has an overflowing junk drawer. What do you do?   (choose one)

(A) Close it—it’s called a junk drawer for a reason!
(B) Organize it when I get time.
(C) Sort it out and get rid of most things.
(D) Empty it completely and remove the drawer!  

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8. You’re at a store and see something you love but don’t need. What do you do?  (choose one)

(A) Buy it—I’ll find a place for it later!
(B) Think about it for a few days before deciding.
(C) Only buy if I have a clear use for it.
(D) Walk away—I only buy what I planned for.

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9. How does decluttering make you feel?  (choose one)

(A) Anxious—I struggle to let go of things.
(B) Relieved but sometimes regretful.
(C) Energized and productive.
(D) Free—like I can breathe again!
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10. A friend wants to declutter their home but feels stuck. What’s your advice? (choose one)

(A) You might need it one day—don’t rush.
(B) Just start small, one drawer at a time.
(C) Keep only what truly adds value to your life.
(D) Be ruthless—less stuff, more freedom!

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