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    clutter makes me feel safe and comfortable, also I'm depressed/lazy and don't clean very often, but the reason that I collect things or don't throw them away is that they might have some use to them someday or because I see the items as artistic or evocative in some sense (although usually this isn't about memories). I'm not a horrible hoarder right now, but I could very easily see myself becoming one.
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    as far as why... besides being alpha I've had some fires in my life that destroyed all my mementos up to that point. i think that screwed me up on some subconscious level. also, throwing away stuff feels like losing part of my life.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bionicgerbil View Post
    as far as why... besides being alpha I've had some fires in my life that destroyed all my mementos up to that point. i think that screwed me up on some subconscious level. also, throwing away stuff feels like losing part of my life.
    awww

    That's really hard. I can see myself being traumatized by something like that and wanting to hold onto things, especially if some of them reminded me of the people I love.
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