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Joke aside, look into Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing : New Horizons home decor tutorials. They give you great ideas and the most important part: they don't try to shill some brand/furniture/home decor course
Also, you should put practicality over everything else, function is the most important. You need a big desk for you hobbies but it looks kinda goofy in your small room ? Not a problem it is functional.
For arranging your furniture check out Dear Modern's videos. The things he says sound kinda like spiritual stuff (idk if you are into that, it doesn't matter tbh), however the advice is solid and it will prevent you from feeling bad in your room due to the furniture arrangement.
Good luck with creating a room that will fit you !
2nd person recommending that channel. I know what to watch tonight.
Didn't expect a stardew valley recommendation, but will give it a try too. Can't hurt!
Thanks, wise Owl!
You're welcome ! (I'd say that ACNH is better in this case because of the 3D)
"guys really live in apartments like this and don't see any issue"
Nosy people who can't mind their own damn business really judge people for things as benign as this and don't see any issue.
(This is directed at the poster of the tweet you linked, not you.)