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glossywhite · 08-22-2011, 09:34 PM

Hoarders, you have a massive problem. Stop buying, start reading what you've bought. This reminds me of those obsessive crazed fools who cannot stop themselves from downloading (almost always) useless iPhone apps, or picking bits and bobs up at secondhand shops & car boot sales.

If you like collecting things, stop reading books, and start collecting them for the sake of it. This is obsessive compulsive at best, and... well, who knows what else!

Read the books, enjoy the content, not the retail experience of buying them. You may not enjoy facing the fact that you have a problem, but it sounds like you certainly do.

You must have too much income if you can just buy stuff without worrying that you have too much. eBooks usually cost £'s, not pence. This is crazy squirrel syndrome.

08-22-2011, 09:34 PM	#791
glossywhite Member Posts: 21 Karma: 100000 Join Date: Aug 2011 Device: Kindle	Hoarders, you have a massive problem. Stop buying, start reading what you've bought. This reminds me of those obsessive crazed fools who cannot stop themselves from downloading (almost always) useless iPhone apps, or picking bits and bobs up at secondhand shops & car boot sales. If you like collecting things, stop reading books, and start collecting them for the sake of it. This is obsessive compulsive at best, and... well, who knows what else! Read the books, enjoy the content, not the retail experience of buying them. You may not enjoy facing the fact that you have a problem, but it sounds like you certainly do. You must have too much income if you can just buy stuff without worrying that you have too much. eBooks usually cost £'s, not pence. This is crazy squirrel syndrome. Last edited by glossywhite; 08-22-2011 at 09:37 PM.