[ SECRET POST #6572 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6572 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I dunno, I watch Hoarders and there was definitely an episode where the couple hoarded books and the books were the problem because they were so heavy that they were causing structural damage to their house.

[(Anonymous)]

I could imagine that. My partner and I do have a ton of books, but we also have six bookshelves that are organized and regularly dusted lol.

Okay...there's a bit of overflow, but we do weed through these and donate some to the library occasionally. Having a lot of books is just a consequence of lifelong reading and rereading. Our TBR piles only have about 4-5 books in them.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm a book (and fabric and craft supply and plant) hoarder and there must be a genetic component; one of my uncle's book and especially cookbook collections had taken over every room in his house by the time he passed away. My dad, one of his younger brothers, was more a traditional "that might be useful" hoarder rather than a overzealous collector of specific things, but their surviving youngest brother still collects records.

Many years before he died, my dad helped his younger brother build specialized shelving into the walls of his house, because the weight of the records was caving the floor in.

So far (knock wood) I've only had a couple bookshelves collapse, not the floor.