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I remember there not being seconds at supper (1960s), Mom would serve, deciding how much everyone got: Dad first, then each of four kids, then herself. I know t
by CapitalistCartr 4y ago
I remember there not being seconds at supper (1960s), Mom would serve, deciding how much everyone got: Dad first, then each of four kids, then herself. I know this is part of who I am, and some of why the house is stuffed. My wife laughs at how much clothing I have, because I still have clothes from 1979. Well, mostly she laughs at my stuff from the Eighties. But I remember shopping at Goodwill or my mom making everything we wore. It's not worth the anxiety to not-have.
- scruple 4y agoAt first appearances, I'm not too dissimilar to you though I am younger (in my 40s). > It's not worth the anxiety to not-have. Yes, but having too much stuff can also cause anxiety. There's a line in there somewhere that I strive to meet.