#club100 | What's behind the order and disorder? | @nainara

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There are many people who feel comfortable logically ordering their things. By having this practice, you automatically choose to organize things by color, size or some other characteristic that marks the differential margin between them or failing that, the place where they are located.

Although it seems a normal and correct practice, in some moments it can become an unpleasant problem because, excessive order is not adequate for that reason, those who reach this level when they see that things are not ordered, feel an emotional discomfort or failing that, physical because they concentrate on everything being outside the place that corresponds to them.

Just as there are people who like to have everything in order, there are also the messy ones. This group considers that maintaining the order of things is a waste of time because, this practice is not relevant. According to studies, disorder is related to the availability to properly organize something.

Some people may perceive that this library is tidy, however, for others it is not

Personally, I am a person who likes to have everything in order and when there is something outside of your organization, I feel uncomfortable. Because of this, for a long time I wondered if there are only ordered and disordered people however, after several investigations I did on the subject I concluded that, there are other classifications and most of the time, we tend to confuse what is order or disorder.

Before continuing, let's define very well what order is since, this practice is when we place things in a certain place for it. As we can see, this meaning reverses all the erroneous thoughts that we usually have of the order because, at no time is it governed by a certain pattern and the cause of this is because, there is no norm or exact formula in charge of determining what is the right place of something or, if it is disordered.

After being clear about what the order really is, we can understand the following example: if a song does not follow an alphabetical order, we can not say that it is disordered since, the organizer of the playlist programmed an organization that is governed by a different order because, perhaps he likes to organize his music by genre and not by alphabetical chronology.

The order of these colors can cause others to get lost when they feel that they are messy.

I know people who claim to be messy yet curiously they have the ability to locate their things quickly despite being in the middle of the mess. In the same way, I have friends who agree on the level of organization that characterizes me to the point that, we order in a meticulous and systematized way to locate things quickly. However, there are also people who, despite ordering everything, find it difficult to find what they are looking for.

All the aforementioned specifications are very common in our behavior and, it is more common than we can imagine because, it is a normal behavioral reality and belongs to a variant of the classification of disorder that is called 'ordered disorder' or failing that 'orthodox disorder'.

It should be noted that, order or disorder is only understood for those who manage it because when an external person begins to look at our things and moves the organization we had, we will feel that the order was altered and, this feeling is even felt by the disordered because, they in their brain have a particular way of locating their things and for their purposes, everything is tidy.

Order or disorder cannot be obsessive

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It should be noted that, the 3 modalities of order and disorder that I mentioned are the most common however, none of them belong to the logical order but, by organizing our things following a classification, we are having the evidence that there was an absence of order and in our way we decided to organize it regardless of whether they have a conventional order.

The most indispensable thing at this point is to be clear that, despite organizing everything under an organizational or systematized pattern, we are still not facing a 100% exact order because, we are assigning an organization to our things according to our tastes and not because there is a universal rule that determines how they should be ordered.

To conclude, all human beings are totally different. We each have our way, mode, priority and vision regarding life for that reason, our needs will never be the same as those of someone else because, at all times we will organize ourselves following our way and at the same time, according to that perspective is that we will also organize our own.

Due to the above, it is very essential that we learn to develop respect and tolerance when referring to the different organization that other people have when visualizing it with our methods. Keep in mind that when our things are orderly, we can not talk about cleanliness and in case of having everything messy, we are not facing chaos either.

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