u/DaftDisguise

▲ 100 r/declutter

I just need permission to chuck the things

I’ve got movers coming in less than a month. Full move-out in a little over a month. I feel completely immobilized by the amount of things I no longer want or need but feel the need to find them new homes.

Many things can be rightfully donated, but I have SO MANY craft supplies that might have been lightly used or never used and I cant find anyone to take them. I can try to find a retirement community, or maybe a summer camp that might want the supplies?

Then there are the sheer amount of shopping bags. Paper, plastic, canvas, reusable. These are ALL worthy of a second life, but what do I do with them? Search for an organization that needs bags?

There seems to be so much planning for my items no longer serving me, and it’s completely immobilizing me. I just want to be done with them. I would love to just feel okay with it instead of the guilt that comes with this “failure“. (and yes I know it isn’t a failure but my perfectionist brain gets stuck in very specific loops of how things should be. Doesn’t make it right, but it is what it is)

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u/DaftDisguise — 1 day ago

Really?

The pickup truck is parked with at least 3 feet in front of it. Was between posting here, mildly infuriating or assholes in cars. It really could go either way!

u/DaftDisguise — 13 days ago

I’m not going to say I’m devastated yet, but have been patiently waiting our package and decided to check the tracking only to see it was ”delivered” on Monday to not even my town and to an unknown person that received the package.

I tried submitting a claim and it says they can’t process claims because the seller (Jellycat) has restricted claims?! So I don’t have a dragon and someone named John does, and I’m out money?

Has anyone have this happen?

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u/DaftDisguise — 22 days ago