The real value of material things
By weevee
@weevee18 (2065)
Philippines
May 28, 2019 6:54am CST
Recently watched a video of a man who bought an abandoned house where a hoarder used to live. Seeing the various things left in the house made me remember that a person can indeed not take anything with him or her after death. My mind also took me to those “collections” that I once thought of having but not really came true. I’m a firm believer of collecting experiences more than things but I will not deny of thinking about collecting things that I like in the past. I know the feeling or satisfaction that comes with seeing the things that you love but is it really worth the time and money? We all will die, this is inevitable.
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@ihasaquestion (8275)
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28 May 19
I try not to be a hoarder too; and love to concentrate on other things which are way more important than "collections" and stuff like that..
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@yoalldudes (35035)
• Philippines
28 May 19
I wish you can share the video, I'd like to see it as well.
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@weevee18 (2065)
• Philippines
29 May 19
I think this is the video
Of all the things I didn't expect to do this weekend... this tops the list! out on an adventure to look through a 100 year accumulation of items, I end up wi...
@yoalldudes (35035)
• Philippines
29 May 19
@weevee18 Thank you. I'm scared of antique things haha
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@Nakitakona (56481)
• Philippines
28 May 19
Antique things are very valuable. That's why people are treasuring their old possession in life from figurine to jewelries, cups to tables, among others.
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@weevee18 (2065)
• Philippines
29 May 19
@Nakitakona but given the chance you would want to collect antique pieces?
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@Nakitakona (56481)
• Philippines
29 May 19
@weevee18 Nope only their pictures. If I do, we don't have space where to place them.
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