What do you do with old things that are no longer of use to you Do you throw them away or carefully store them in the attic, closet, garage or elsewhere? And what do you do with old clothes that look good - do you put them away or throw them away? Do you like to part with old things inherited from mother, father, grandmother, grandfather.
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I throw away everything and often, but in "action", ie suddenly a lot of things. My husband rarely throws away anything, but his things are also better and more expensive. When we got together to live together, it turned out that he had 10 times more things than me - for example, I gave all my furniture to use his, I handed out my textbooks and books to make room for his and even his wardrobe is three times bigger than mine. I don't like throwing things away, but I still do it - now I have to clean three pairs of shoes and I'm dumb, but I'll do it because my father didn't throw anything away and clogged the house with garbage, and they really were like that, because in communism and that was it. For example, his mother bought a new kitchen, and he grabbed the cabinets from the old one and installed them in the corridors and basements ... nothing is thrown away at him.
And I'm like N1, I throw away a lot at once, but less often. I keep hereditary things because they are still left to me. As for the clothes - my mother and I collect decent-looking clothes and give them to the gypsies to give to their relatives or in the orphanage. Dandy Mott.
All clothes go to the ceiling. If something is torn, I don't throw it away, I cut and make dolls.
I only get things I need. If I have unnecessary old things, I decide what to do - in the trash, for recycling. But in general, I don't like to have chambers of things in my house that stay unused for months or years and just collect dust. Of course, gifts or belongings of relatives are sacred to me. I would never throw away a gift even if I didn't need it. It gives me pleasure both to buy something new and to get rid of the old and unnecessary.