Survey #296—Full Response from Gabriella
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| Describe a paradox, conundrum, or mental trap in which you find yourself as you work to declutter and organize your space. | One side of me thrives on simplicity: I keep a fairly limited amount of things in daily use. Everything is functionally organized, every item has a home and is easy to access and maintain. As for the other side, however........ Even though I was able to get rid of quite a lot of things during the past years, I still find it extremely difficult to part with quite a few items that I inherited from my maximalist family, as well as some beloved items from my childhood. |
| What’s the most reliable method for getting unstuck when you find yourself trapped in a clutter conundrum? | - Gayle's advice to keep only the most significant sentimental items out of an enormous number of them, has helped me the most in parting with sentimental items. - Other items that I did not want to part with, I was able to use and/or display in my home instead of having them marinate in a cabinet. Something that I use and enjoy cannot be defined as clutter! |
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