So I have downsized and got rid of around 75% of my belongings the last year. Mostly stuff that just takes up space and don't really have a meaning anymore. Some of it is stuff I used to like, or want to do, but I just don’t have time for it.
I love a lot of things. I love books, but sold most of my books, big photo and art books, and graphic novels as I can rent them at the library. I kept a few of the one I REALLY love and that I want to read several times.
I also love video games, but sold a lot of gaming gear as most of my friends don't have time or interest to game anymore. I kept one console and one game controller, so I still can play by myself.
Recently, I started looking at my board game collection. I bought a lot of them last year, as I love gaming (both video games and board games) as a socially, interactive get-together-thing. But again, they haven't been used since I bought them. It is incredible difficult to make appointments with my friends and get a gaming night for 3 or 4 people. Is there any reason for keeping stuff that you use once or twice a year?
So I started to get rid of the 3 and 4 player board games, and now I only have left games that scale well down to 2 players.
Long post, but do you ever feel like you're getting rid of stuff you want to love, you want to use it, but there's really no point in keeping it?
Submitted October 12, 2018 at 08:38AM by coffeelover007 https://ift.tt/2Ccgm3l
