Fentartókedvelés

Fentartókedvelés is a Hungarian term that translates to "liking of maintenance" or "fondness for upkeep." It refers to a personality trait or a behavior pattern characterized by an individual's enjoyment and dedication to performing tasks related to maintenance, repair, and general upkeep of objects, systems, or environments. This can manifest in various contexts, from personal hobbies like fixing bicycles or tending to a garden, to professional inclinations towards roles in engineering, mechanics, or property management.

Individuals who exhibit fentartókedvelés often find satisfaction in restoring order, ensuring functionality, and prolonging the lifespan of things. They may derive a sense of accomplishment from solving problems, troubleshooting issues, and seeing tangible results from their efforts. This can also extend to a preference for organized and well-maintained surroundings, where everything is in its proper place and working efficiently.

The term does not necessarily imply an obsession or a pathological need for control, but rather a genuine interest and pleasure in the process of maintenance. It can be seen as a practical and often valuable trait, contributing to the longevity and efficiency of many aspects of life, both personal and societal. The underlying motivation is often a deep appreciation for how things work and a desire to keep them in optimal condition.