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·Marie Kondō - it's a thing. Did it twice, now I live a quite happy and minimalistic lifestyle.
Marie Kondō - it's a thing. Did it twice, now I live a quite happy and minimalistic lifestyle.
But getting rid of stuff is good. It makes your head more empty. Enjoy
I say, buy, buy buy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I couldn't give a crap about what happens to it when I'm gone. You can't take it with you, the Egyptians tried that... it didn't work!!!
So you advocate buying everything and then leaving others to deal with the mess after you’re gone?
Well that’s sounds responsible and thoughtful.
I sure do!!! What is wrong with that?
So you advocate buying everything and then leaving others to deal with the mess after you’re gone?
Dibs on the puppy 😁
I like having things that make me happy, but the monetary value of those things (or lack thereof) isn't what drives my enjoyment of them. A brief fling with Beanie Babies in the late 90s taught me that early on.
It kinda shows a total lack of respect for others.
But you do you.
Just keep consuming. Nothing bad can possibly come of that.
Lawyers will deal with it all.
Yes, I just gave away a few grand of stuff,
I feel lighter, freer, more empowered
Maybe I’ll look at my watch collection next- I have found that of the 50+ I only wear about 20 on regular rotation....some hard choices there
Hi JayDubbya ole buddy ole pal, I will make those hard choices smooth as silk. I will PM you my address. You will feel incredibly empowered I guarantee it.
It kinda shows a total lack of respect for others.
But you do you.
Just keep consuming. Nothing bad can possibly come of that.
So in the beginning of 2019 I began to e bay and craigslist seriously. AJ3 FROM 1987 BOX AND MANUAL 1400.00. Sold. Shoes. Lionel trains. Rare hip hop / rap music. NOS 80' clothing. You name it.
I had so much in storage. What was interesting was that people were buying. Old Playboy magazines. Car manuals. Car parts. Old toys.
I sold all my watch catalogs from the 90's on ebay. There was no going back.
Sold my MOTM. 1861 hesalite withe the big box. Glad I sold it when I did. Seikos sold. Kept two Seamasters that had 2500 D movements and a lot of sentimental value.
So I feel less constrained now. There is a saying do not let your possessions determine your happiness, and there is some truth to that.