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In my case it was early MMA fights, I was obssessed with martial arts in general, and up to 2007 I literally had a 500+ collection of burned CDs and DVDs, with
by kikokikokiko 4y ago
In my case it was early MMA fights, I was obssessed with martial arts in general, and up to 2007 I literally had a 500+ collection of burned CDs and DVDs, with every single fight from every major promotion in the world, catalogued by date, fighter's involved, styles, results etc. Until someday I realized that I probably would never rewatch any of those fights, I would simply watch the new ones that are happening everyday. Hoarding is hoarding, be it of "real things" be it digital ones. Some time later I gave all of my collection to a BJJ colleague of mine, and I never burned another CD since. Life's too short, and accumulating stuff is just a massive waste of time.
- mmcgaha 4y agoI recently left my home for an apartment and came to the same conclusion about accumulated stuff. Watches, guns, calculators, shirts, shoes were all bad but worst of all trying to cram 1000 lbs of books into a two bedroom apartment is ridiculous. I am working on minimizing but it is hard to let go of these objects that I love. Thankfully I have long since moved my data hoard off to cloud storage so at least that only costs money.
- anthk 4y agoIn my case I've got the complete collection from The Twilight Zone and Star Trek:TNG among the movies. Everything else it's just a rehash from these scripts.