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⌈ Secret Post #5695 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

My mother’s a hoarder, and I was living with her in her shit until about a year ago.

I haven’t watched it in a while, but watching Hoarders for me was a game of “is she as bad as X/I’m never going to get out of this, so now I’m depressed/I’ve seen worse/filth anxiety”

My sister and I had to clean up the apartment where I live after she moved out, and the Japanese “We clean a hoarding house in one day” videos on YouTube are great not only for cleaning inspiration, but to also learn tips about how to clean certain things that your wouldn’t encounter unless you had to clean up a hoarding house.

[tabaqui]

I'm glad you got to move away from her hoard, Anon.

[(Anonymous)]

Marie Kondo have helped me as well to see what clothes/stuff should I keep or throw away and not feeling bad if I give my clothes or throw stuff that "I might have used it someday".

I admit my room is a mess, but each time my mother tells me I might have Diogenes, I have to remember to her those people won't even throw trash away because "it still have a significance/might be useful" and is roting.