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>> I read them already and a kindle is more efficient. Substituting electronic formats for physical has nothing to do with being an anti-horder, in fact you c
by skeeter2020 3y ago
>> I read them already and a kindle is more efficient.
Substituting electronic formats for physical has nothing to do with being an anti-horder, in fact you could have very few possessions but be extremely upset (i.e. clinically depressed) over the loss of any items that is not inline with their monetary or emotional value, and be closer to a hoarder than somebody with "lots of stuff". It's the OCD-collecting and misaligned value/ownership perspective; you can easily do this in a spartan room with a big enough hard drive.
- g8oz 3y agoThe difference between an IRL hoarder and a digital hoarder is in the real world impacts. Digital hoarding does not have the same consequences for those around you i.e family friends neighbors or your property. Real life hoarding destroys homes and can blight a neighborhood. Here's a list of impacts one law firm posted regarding harmful "collection behaviors": Mold growth Pest infestations Structural damage Fire hazards Tripping hazards Respiratory diseases and infections https://silverwrightlaw.com/impacts-of-hoarding-on-communities https://silverwrightlaw.com/impacts-of-hoarding-on-communiti...