It's Just So Damn Easy !!

[Gravel PitParticipant]

Hermit wrote:

I may be the reverse of a hoarder.

Yea, apparently it can also be a psychological hiccup of sorts. We may be sick LOL! But I read up on it and I don’t think I’m one of the real nutters who throw good things away.

I regularly let go of things in order to keep the nest thinned out.

The real sick ones will clean out the place. They will throw away all the dishes…like everything that normal people use weekly. They will even throw away all their clothes, down to like one or two sets of clothing. It can be an illness apparently.

I still think its a good thing though. F~~~ing throw it all away, chairs, tables, TV, half the s~~~ in the closet etc…who cares.

I heard about a guy that sold or threw away everything he owned, sold his house and lived homeless for a year voluntarily just to see what it was like to “have less”…. my hat’s off to him but I kind of enjoy my Crate & Barrel bed when its 32 degrees outside with a nasty windchill.

[HermitParticipant]

Gravel Pit wrote:

Hermit wrote:

I may be the reverse of a hoarder.

Yea, apparently it can also be a psychological hiccup of sorts. We may be sick LOL! But I read up on it and I don’t think I’m one of the real nutters who throw good things away.

I regularly let go of things in order to keep the nest thinned out.

The real sick ones will clean out the place. They will throw away all the dishes…like everything that normal people use weekly. They will even throw away all their clothes, down to like one or two sets of clothing. It can be an illness apparently.

I still think its a good thing though. F~~~ing throw it all away, chairs, tables, TV, half the s~~~ in the closet etc…who cares.

I heard about a guy that sold or threw away everything he owned, sold his house and lived homeless for a year voluntarily just to see what it was like to “have less”…. my hat’s off to him but I kind of enjoy my Crate & Barrel bed when its 32 degrees outside with a nasty windchill.

I’m not that bad. If I use it at least once a month, I’ll keep it. Tools, of course, you keep forever. That’s something you may rarely use, but when you need it, a tool is very handy.

When I moved after the divorce, I got the main items moved in one day and then slowly moved the rest day by day so it wasn’t such a hassle. The x was boxing up s~~~ for me and several items I took out of the boxes and left there. She thought it was strange that I threw some of the stuff away, but it was really just useless s~~~ I didn’t need.

There was a super hot girl that used to work where I work and anything that I would throw away, she’d take it and act like I was giving her treasures. I had an old set of patio chairs that I got sick of she loved them when I gave them to her. She was a single mother and didn’t manage her money very well and consequently, had no money so she was very happy to get free s~~~, even if it was junk. I was looking at some s~~~ recently that I wish I would’ve given her because I know she’d get plenty of use out of it.

The evil in women’s hearts leaves them no moral bounds as to inhibit them from descending to the lowest levels of darkness to acquire their self entitled desires.

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