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Are you a pack rat? How about your partner?
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I am a pack rat and my husband is turning into one :(
He definitely can be...His drawers in the bedside table represent "hoarder" :)
In some things. Books and magazinesI especially.My wife is the same
Not at all on my part my girlfriend yesss but I'm teaching her not everything needs to be saved she's gotten a lot better
I think I am initially. But when I actually start cleaning out I can get rid of most stuff that's unneeded.
No, I hate to keep too much stuff... I do have a couple more boxes to go through but otherwise, the pack rat in this equation would be him... piles of stuff drive me crazy, I understand a garage full of things and closets even storing stuff (organized preferably) but piles of paper should be sorted, shredded, filed, etc. Growing up with that in my mother instilled that in me I guess....
No I would rather use it once then Toss it. I hate clutter. Him on the other hand, could care less if anything was organized.
Deep down I really am but I've been trying to get better. We've both be one more practical about what needs to be saved. That will probably change when we have kids though.
Simplicity is tranquil, I discard stuff more often than not; I'm thinking Brian's not a pack rat either..
I lead toward the pack rate, although I have purged a lot of stuff over the years. My better half doesn't horde much other than boxes of paperwork and... pictures/frames. Not sure if that counts, but she has a lot. I need to get some of my old kid pics in frames.
I typically am not. clear things out more than keep. but if its a treasured memory? it will follow me wherever I go. I have my grandmothers calla Lillie's. they are 40 years old. Jeff? yes. more of a PAC rat.
I'm not a pack rat. I love open space and very little stuff.
Nope! Haha i dont think shes either :)
Uh... I definitely can be. I get emotionally attached to things haha.
No I usually throw stuff out pretty quickly and then sometimes regret it. He isn't either because his parents were extreme ones and it was very annoying for him
