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my friend, there is only one alternative, that is going off grid, pulling the plug of that damn fiber connection
it’s not a good idea to completely stay offline, but the opposite of a data hoarder is a normal person who is not concerned about data flow, where it comes, goes and the methods of storage. this is extremely unhealthy, and if you’re already experiencing anxiety, it’s the final phase before you suffer a mental break down
the trick with anxiety is that if your brain gets used to it, it’s always there and you will always suffer from it. psychiatrists are training people the opposite way with antidepressants, they get the brain used to not caring and less anxiety, a bit sedated and relaxed, and the brain goes automatic
i agree, my life actually is depressing. but socializing doesn’t really make me happy
i’m afraid it’s too late for change, as i don’t have anything in common with 90% of people, that includes socializing behavior. i would not even know how to relate to them, and if i did, it would be extremely forced
99% of my activities have been solo for 15 years…
Why opposite? because the average hoarder just stores and doesn’t organize? some may not consume at all. I always organized with the fact in mind, that new stuff was coming requiring free space. The thing is i never had enough space, but i’ve figured out early, the trick is to limit the owned hdd space. It’s exactly as money. As if i would be forcing myself to live out of my monthly payment without a loan. If a person earns 10 times more than me, he will probably spend it in the same rhythm as i do. The second rule would be, to force yourself to delete everything you consume. If you do not delete especially large stuff, you will never escape this loop.