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My possessions own me.

Lysholm said:
I'm usually frugal to a fault. However, I had to confront that over-analyzing a purchase can be a huge opportunity-cost. Sometimes it's cheaper to buy something just to stop thinking about it. I can find more profitable use of my time than wasting hours contemplating a silly purchase. Every hour I'm stuck on it is making said item more and more expensive.
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Yes. Stressing about oil filters for the car just means more risk of having to rebuild the engine which gets expensive and takes forever.
I got into hoarding because I spent from about age 14.5 to basically the present, very isolated.
 
I am so looking forward to my current medical problems being a thing of the past so I can enjoy life again. I will work on my website this weekend, but frankly, what I want more than anything else in the world right now for myself is improved sleep.
 
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