A house can be polished, admired, and beautifully renovated - and still be difficult to inhabit.
The rooms may photograph well. The exterior may reassure everyone passing by. The work may appear complete.
But you are the one who has to live here.
Alignment is not how your life looks from the street. It is whether you can breathe in the kitchen, rest in the bedroom, speak at the table, and move through the doorway without abandoning yourself.
Do not confuse appearance with livability.
The inhabitant gets a vote.