why does the jew want me to "unclutter" my life?
>>540212740to prepare you mentally for all the good times they want you to experience.
>>540212740pod doesn't have enough space for those old things
>>540212740why does the jew want me to “brush my teeth” and “eat my vegetables?”
>>540212740I already uncluttered my life of the sentimental clutter of the Holohoax and feel no guilt about it.I'm pretty uncluttered, dude.
>>540212740>don't learn to fix that old thing buy a new one>what are you poor?>why is your fashion/housewares & furniture/choice of viyda so old?Jew scams>>540212998Mom is not scamming. Tooth problems suck and dentists are expensive.
> how not to feel bad about the awful shit you do> t. Shmooley "Ricecake" McSheckelberg
ofc he has an app ...
>>540212740>why does the jew want me to "unclutter" my life?You vill own nothing goyim!You vill eat zee bug paste goyim!You will live in zee rented pods goyim!You will be replaced with sub-human IQ shitskins goyim!You vill embrace zeee socialism goyim!All part of the left wing Jewish Socialist agenda comrade.
>>540212740So he can buy your valuables at auction for a discount.
>>540212740Idk. I threw away dumpster of sentimental shit over my life. Hard to say I regret it, I don’t really remember any of it. At some point I came to the conclusion if I moved somewhere and a box was unopened when I moved out, I would just throw it away. Eventually I wouldn’t even look inside it, just leave it sealed and pitch it, all I was doing is lugging around a mystery box I never open.I kind of think it’s better that way. Do you need all of these memory totems hidden away so you can do a flashback episode at some undetermined point? It seems like you are acting out a jewish story-telling contrivance.If it’s not on display or in use at some point you should just get rid of it. It’s really not important to you; there is no point in waiting until some future day where you pretend it’s suddenly important as an escape into the past because you can’t face the present.Move on.
maybe this applies to boomers.I don't even own a home
>>540212740To turn your last real assets into fake computer digits.
>>540213839I remember reading this ad verbatim before.anyways: I too have boxes that I haven't looked inside for years but when I do it's always a delight like I also have images saved that I at some points haven't looked at in ages but does that mean I should delete images of my grandfather or my brother?
>>540214131You should put those imagines in a photo album and put the photo album on your shelf or coffee table.My advice wasn’t to throw away everything you love, but to throw away these memory anchors everyone lugs around.Yeah, I enjoyed opening the box the first time too. So I took it to my new place where it was never opened until I moved again. Idk, I’m not trying to convince anyone. I know I’m the one who is being abnormal here. But this used to be normal. My father and grand fathers didn’t leave behind a few boxes of inexplicable items of no value or utility outside of sentimentality. Their sentimental items were on display around their homes, where they were cherished with regularity.Maybe that’s my point. You don’t actually cherish these items. If you did, they wouldn’t be in the box collecting dust.You would be giving up less than you think.
>>540214725>and put the photo album on your shelf or coffee table.why?just increases the risk of damage and not like I will look at those images ever couple of daysonce every couple of months the thought about looking at some of the images comes up and then it's nice to have + not like two or three boxes take up much space anyways>My father and grand fathers didn’t leave behind a few boxes of inexplicable items of no value or utility outside of sentimentalitymy father didn't either ... he also wanted to throw away grandmas recipe-collection though ...my grandparents did - e.g. two Mausers (of no value since I can't sell them)
