[ SECRET POST #2041 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2041 ⌋

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Comments

Re: childhood things you've still kept

[(Anonymous)]

I prefer the minimal look too*. I hoarded things when I was younger so I had a small collection (poor = not that much stuff). I felt really bad when I got rid of a lot of things for minimilism and cleanliness sakes.

But now I'm just really careful about my purchases because I assume the majority will stay with me for life so I always think about it in the longterm. Like, if I own a house can this go in the dining room? With the end plan in mind being a not-cluttered house

*This does not and will never apply to books.