Hoarding Thoughts
There is a large scale of each person’s reasoning for holding onto things. One may relate a picture or object to a past friend or favorite memory and start to make a collection, then forget its’ reasoning of happiness and make a new one. They may see an object as paraphernalia, when really it is just the opposite and not necessary. Until one day these collections get out of control and the collections surround them with indistinguishable amounts of clutter, but they still have that urge to feel even an instant of favorable deja-vu from it, so they decide to keep it all. Just as snowflakes are different, no one person’s story is identical. You can simply not group the lives of millions of people as one.













