People with this mental illness just don't want to throw anything away, thinking it is useful, but in fact these things are useless at all.

Stacking at home not only takes up space, but also easily drops dust and produces bacteria.

0 1, nostalgic, likes to collect some memorable things. Obsessive-compulsive hoarders like nostalgia and collect memorable things, such as postcards, trademarks, wine bottles and so on.

The house is full of things, the space is getting smaller and smaller, and the house is in a mess.

These people don't think so. These people think this is a nostalgic behavior, and they like to collect and represent themselves. In fact, this is a mental illness. If it is serious, it will affect life.

I like to collect some bottles and cans. These people see bottles, cans and boxes and want to collect them. They thought it might be useful to keep these bottles and jars.

In fact, these things are useless, which can only make the home more and more messy and very untidy, and these messy things will not appear in a neat family.

Clean the house often, so that you will throw away some useless rubbish, make the room look brand-new and you will have a good mood.

03. I want to buy home when I see the discounted goods in the mall. Many people have a sense of conformity and like to hoard goods, especially some elderly people. They always think that hoarding can save a lot of money.

Did parents buy back a pile of spices and a pile of washing products and go home to hoard them?

Finally, these spices expire before they are used up, and washing products expire before they are used up. My old people often do this.

Don't hoard things, just buy them after use, which is the most suitable. There is always a discount in the mall.

I will buy all kinds of books. I bought so many books that I couldn't stack them in the room. I put them in the storage room, but I still don't want to throw them away.

This kind of person has psychological problems. He just likes to see more and more books. He thinks it is a kind of enjoyment, but it is actually a nuisance, which has brought trouble to his family.

I don't want to throw away the idle things at home. I don't want to make any idle things at home. As long as I throw them away, I will feel particularly uncomfortable and waste money. I think these things are still useful.

This is the manifestation of hoarding obsessive-compulsive disorder, and each of us must know how to give up before we can get this truth.

If you throw away the old things, you can get new things and better things.