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[dr love]

Moved house once , nearly ended in divorce .NEVER Again .: lol

[warmcome]

Move house once , nearly ended in divorce .NEVER Again .: lol

apparently, it's one of the most stressful things.
there is a link between less clutter and feeling good etc
it seems a shame to throw some stuff in the bin, i suppose the
charity shops will be glad of it.

[dr love]

apparently, it's one of the most stressful things.
there is a link between less clutter and feeling good etc
it seems a shame to throw some stuff in the bin, i suppose the
charity shops will be glad of it.

You can believe the stress you hear WC , I like less is more where's herself throws noting out .
Seriously it was torture to go through .: doc

[Rodney69]

a good clean out is very therapeutic

[Amy Alison]

Well, before moving to Dublin and shortly becoming an escort, I had a 3 bedroom house where 2 bedrooms were full to the brink with SACS of my stuff. In the 3rd bedroom I was sleeping, so I only had clothes filling the wardrobe, lol.

Have you ever heard of those girls that have hundreds pairs of shoes and hundreds of each other clothing item made? I was that type of girl. Add to that a lot of books, CDs, DVDs, personal items etc ...

When I moved, I had to give up most stuff, as I was going into an apartment where I only had an ensuite room.

In Cork, when I was escorting, I started again to buy stuff. Lots, including furniture and sporting equipment. When I had to move, of course I had to leave behind most things.

Didn't learn a thing and in my second last apartment in Cork, I bought leather recliners, a desk, shelfs etc .. together with some more clothes.

Needless to say, after having to move again, I ended up throwing everything bar 2 luggage bags which is all I have at the moment.

A whole life ... reduced to 2 bags ... yeap ... and I can even manage with just one.

[warmcome]

Well, before moving to Dublin and shortly becoming an escort, I had a 3 bedroom house where 2 bedrooms were full to the brink with SACS of my stuff. In the 3rd bedroom I was sleeping, so I only had clothes filling the wardrobe, lol.

Have you ever heard of those girls that have hundreds pairs of shoes and hundreds of each other clothing item made? I was that type of girl. Add to that a lot of books, CDs, DVDs, personal items etc ...

When I moved, I had to give up most stuff, as I was going into an apartment where I only had an ensuite room.

In Cork, when I was escorting, I started again to buy stuff. Lots, including furniture and sporting equipment. When I had to move, of course I had to leave behind most things.

Didn't learn a thing and in my second last apartment in Cork, I bought leather recliners, a desk, shelfs etc .. together with some more clothes.

Needless to say, after having to move again, I ended up throwing everything bar 2 luggage bags which is all I have at the moment.

A whole life ... reduced to 2 bags ... yeap ... and I can even manage with just one.

it sounds as you know how to leave stuff behind, Amy
i find myself thinking about stuff too much, attachment to junk, really.

[mellors]

it sounds as you know how to leave stuff behind, Amy
i find myself thinking about stuff too much, attachment to junk, really.

Always been fairly nomadic, so good at not accumulating things I don't need. Having said that I have two boxes in the loft which have remained unopened since I moved from the UK ten years ago.