Why Losing Your Things Feels Like Losing Yourself — And What Your Nervous System Is Trying to Tell You
It’s just stuff, people say. But for many of us, it is never just stuff. When your home is packed into boxes — when everything familiar is locked in storage, inaccessible, out of reach — something deeper than inconvenience happens. A quiet but persistent anxiety settles in. An identity fog. A feeling of not quite knowing where, or who, you are without the objects that usually surround you. If…








