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If women get known for their hoarding, its typically for animals, not living things. Which is, if you think about it long enough, a lot more creepy!
by lynx23 2y ago
If women get known for their hoarding, its typically for animals, not living things. Which is, if you think about it long enough, a lot more creepy!
- trigganiggaz 2y ago[dead]
- lukan 2y agoRather for shoes, or for clothes.
- kvmet 2y agoDid you misspeak? Animals are generally living things
- BSDobelix 2y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_hoarding https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_hoarding
- fecal_henge 2y agoMost animals are dead.
- block_dagger 2y agoIndeed, most things are gone.
- unixhero 2y agoLonely women are also found to be hoarding trinkets and plastic furniture for a home they don't have and for a family and or relationship they dont have - but hope or think will come in the future.[0] 0, There has been many examples of this on hoarding TV shows and also finance distress aid TV shows (Luksusfellen (NO, DK) Lyxfallan (SE) ).
- ghaff 2y agoI think it's fairly common that people keep/collect/hoard stuff against a future lifestyle that they eventually realize that they don't even want. When my dad was clearing out a former house for an estate sale, I definitely took too much stuff against a day when I would have formal dinner parties like my parents did--but, of course, never did.
- unixhero 2y agoI sadly collected retro computers for when I was going to play them with my old pals. Guess which machines are just collecting dust, after I paid high prices for them. Instead of sadness I just accept it as reality and move on. We have bigger things to do. And of course in my case, for this case, anything old can be emulated and give the same on-screen experience. Okay, I'm a little bit bummed about it.