Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "How Consumerism Ruins Our Planet and Finances" video.

My solution (step in between) is thriftshops and trading with acquintances. Tomorrow I have an appointment scheduled with an acquintance that will gift me a jacket anf I have dog-treats and a vest for her.
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You need to talk about expectations with her. She moved in, so it is also her house now. But she can't force you to get rid of your stuff. Have others commented on your stuff before and do you keep it around because you like it, or because it is practical? My ex used to have a couch that had no cover (basic couch-sponge) and he kept that for ages, simply because it saved him money. I can imagine thát would bother a new girlfriend. Or if you have a very clashing watering-can (bright orange) because it was on sale and you don't care and just bought it. But if she is trying to re-arrange it all without your permission, that is not okay. Maybe you should make a visionboard (sounds more difficult than it is) from some old magazines, to see the style of what you both are looking for. And if your conclusion is; 'I don't have a style, I just like to keep things around for practicality, it doesn't bother me if the colours clash" then you need to look at things from her side too, because it is now both your house and you need to both feel okay in it. @paulsmith5611
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No, our goodwill throws away a shitload of good stuff and will overcharge you for the rest. 13 euro's for a simple satin nightgown, 2 euro's for a coaster with "Save Travelling With Taxi Alex" and "Be safe, don't drink! Sponsored by the AA" on it. @MilwaukeeF40C
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