Anyone here also struggling with hoarding alongwith their ocd? What are some tips to get through it
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Hoarding disorder connection to ocd
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Realizing that useless things do not serve you but enslave you and burden you instead, is the first step.
And even things that are sometimes a bit useful, but not really needed, are more a burden than a help. Their rare usefulness does not pay for the space they take.
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And even things that are sometimes a bit useful, but not really needed, are more a burden than a help. Their rare usefulness does not pay for the space they take.
You may find this channel interesting:
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I guess, it depends on what it is exactly that you will be hoarding. Think about the extra cash that you could make and maybe, that could cause you to get rid of a lot of stuff that you shouldn't be holding onto.
You could take almost anything away for recycling and get a bit of cash for it. People are making money from selling literally anything online nowadays, from antique stuff, used clothes & shoes etc.
Then obviously, anything like food, that decays is a no no, so you do not want to keep for a long time..
You could take almost anything away for recycling and get a bit of cash for it. People are making money from selling literally anything online nowadays, from antique stuff, used clothes & shoes etc.
Then obviously, anything like food, that decays is a no no, so you do not want to keep for a long time..
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